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2020 brings changes to Neshoba Co. Board of Supervisors

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With two new board members, a new president and vice-president, several changes have been made to the Neshoba County Board of Supervisors.Newly elected vice-president and longtime District 1 supervisor, Keith Lillis, said he’s excited to serve in this new capacity.“I’ve served for the... Read More.
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Mississippi Lottery introduces $10 scratch-off game

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Four new scratch-off games are available at all retailer locations in Mississippi today. MLC’s first $10 game will be included in the new round.The new games include: $1—Love Y’all: Approximate overall odds are: 1:4.75. Win up to $2,500! (8 $2,500 prizes) $2—Easy Money: Approximate overall odds... Read More.
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49 new Justice Court judges take office in January

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Forty-nine new Justice Court judges recently completed two weeks of intensive judicial training in Jackson. Including new Justice Court judges in Neshoba and Leake County: Paul Payne (Neshoba County) and Johnny Pope (Leake County).The judges will take office in January.It may be the largest... Read More.
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Outgoing Governor Bryant Proclaims Jan. 26-Feb. 1 “Mississippi School Choice Week”; Joins Leaders Nationwide in Celebrating Opportunity in Education

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Mississippi students, communities to hold more than 600 events as part of nation’s record-breaking celebration of school choiceOutgoing Gov. Phil Bryant has issued a proclamation declaring Jan. 26-Feb. 1 Mississippi School Choice Week. Dozens of other governors and hundreds of city and county leaders... Read More.
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Neshoba County Elected Officials Assume Office Today

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The Neshoba County Board of Supervisors hosted a public oath of office ceremony on Monday, December 30th in the Main Courtroom of the Neshoba County Courthouse for those officials elected to serve the citizens of Neshoba County for the new term. All elected officials begin... Read More.
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Missing Attala County man Located

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Update: Attala County Sheriff Tim Nail notified Boswell Media that they have cancelled the B.O. L.O. for the missing person, 22-year-old Anfernee “Ant” Lusk..According to the Sheriff, Lusk has been located safe and sound. No other information was released from authorities.The Attala Sheriff Department... Read More.
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Leake Academy Splits games with Heritage

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The Leake Academy Basketball teams were at home in Madden at Joe F. Shepard Gymnasium playing district 4A MAIS Basketball hosting Heritage Academy from Columbus. First on the floor the Lady Rebels and Lady Patriots. The Lady Rebels entered the game ranked #1 in the... Read More.
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ECCC Holding Spring Term 2020 Orientation Today

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East Central Community College in Decatur is hold an Orientation Session today (Friday, Jan. 3), for those new students who wish to attend ECCC during the spring 2020 semester and have yet to register for classes.The Orientation will be from 9 a.m. to approximately... Read More.
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Mississippi tornado records broken

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The National Weather Service in Jackson confirmed Tuesday evening that the year 2019 broke a record for the highest number of tornadoes in a single year in the state of Mississippi.In 2019, 114 tornadoes hit the state of Mississippi. The previous record was 109... Read More.
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ECCC Holds Pinning for Surgical Technology Graduates

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Surgical Technology Graduates Graduates of East Central Community College’s Surgical Technology program received special recognition during the annual pinning ceremony held Dec. 12 on the campus in Decatur. Students who completed the 12-month program and their hometowns included (front row, from left) Rebecca Gunter of... Read More.
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