Neshoba County School District is Providing Free Meals

Neshoba - The Neshoba County School District is providing free meals for children. The Grab and Go breakfast and lunch program starts this Wednesday, March 18th, until further notice. "The service is available for ages 18 and under, including infants and toddlers. Children do... Read More.
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Breaking News : Mississippi Casinos Closed

JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — Mississippi casinos are closed amid concerns about the coronavirus. State lawmakers could leave the Capitol for a few weeks. And, the state's top elected official is recommending that accountability standards be temporarily suspended for this academic year because schools are... Read More.
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Breaking News: Amazon to Hire Additional 100,000

National - Concerns surrounding the safety and security in conjunction with the Coronavirus has caused online purchases to skyrocket. Amazon has just announced that it will hire 100,000 workers to assist with the huge influx of orders and deliveries in the United States. Workers... Read More.
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Baptist Leake Sets Modified Hours

Leake - Due to the health and welfare concerns Baptist Leake has established modified Visitors hours and guidelines. Baptist Leake will be limiting visiting hours to: 7 AM - 8 AM 6 PM - 7 PM Only 2 visitors per room, no visitors age 17 or under All visitors... Read More.
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CLOSED Information Site

Below find information for up to date closings in our community. Carthage Public Library - Will be closed for the remainder of the week at a minimum. Outside Check out to be established soon.
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Baptist Leake Visitor Guidelines

Please note that in response to  Coronavirus Disease 2019 Baptist Leake has implemented the following guidelines. We will continue to update you as more details become available.  
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Neshoba General Continues Restrictive Measures

Neshoba- The Neshoba General task force continues to implement restrictive measures to preserve the well being of patients, residents, staff, and the public according to hospital spokesperson, Annette Watkins. Decisions have been made that temporarily limit hospital entry to the main front location. Hospital... Read More.
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The Good News Report: Monday, March 16th

State- Emergency restrictions have recently affected the livelihood of many. However, there is some good news. The Mississippi Public Service Commission has decided to temporarily suspend disconnections of all water, sewer, electricity, and gas services for 60 days. The MPSC has worked alongside the... Read More.
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