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ECCC Annual Military Appreciation Breakfast Nov. 11

Friday, November 5 by Ashlee Davis

East Central Community College will honor current and retired military veterans at its annual Military Appreciation Breakfast Thursday, Nov. 11, 2021, on the Decatur campus.ECCC alumnus Lt. Col. David Alexander of Philadelphia will be the keynote speaker. Alexander was recently promoted to Battalion Commander... Read More.

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Child Accidentally Shoots Himself in the Face

Friday, November 5 by Chris Davis

TCHULA, Miss.--A two year old boy accidentally shot himself in the face in Holmes County. It happened Wednesday in Tchula.The child is expected to survive and no charges have been filed, said Police Chief John Newton. Several family members were at home when it... Read More.

Win Cash for Christmas with Boswell Media’s Christmas Cash Give Away

Thursday, November 4 by Ashlee Davis

Boswell Media wants you to shop local this holiday season and to help you do it, we're giving away $1,000 in Christmas Cash!!Here’s how to win your share of $1,000 in Christmas Cash: Visit our sponsor locations and find the Prairie Farms Egg Nog... Read More.

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Pearl River Resort honors veterans and military personnel for Veterans Day

Thursday, November 4 by Breck Riley

In honor of their service and sacrifice, active duty military personnel and veterans can enjoy a free meal at Pearl River Resort on Veterans Day, Thursday, November 11 from 11am until 3pm.The free meal will be available at Mama ‘n’ Em, Bistro 24 or... Read More.

Kicks Picks – entries due TODAY! FINAL WEEK

Thursday, November 4 by Ashlee Davis

Some of the high school football games are Thursday night so your picks are due TODAY by 6pm!Get those entries in so you have a chance to win the FINAL $50 gift certificate to Lee's Steakhouse of Sebastopol. And don't forget about the GRAND... Read More.

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Beware of spam posts promoting Kosciusko or Leake Academy football broadcasts

Thursday, November 4 by Breck Riley

As high school football playoffs are in full swing, fans of local teams should be aware of spam posts promoting video streams of their favorite teams.These posts circle on social media giving details about a broadcast of a local team, providing a link where... Read More.

No Thru Trucks: Why Kosciusko May Fine Some Truck Drivers

Thursday, November 4 by Chris Davis

KOSCIUSKO, Miss.--The damage from 18 wheelers and big trucks coming through downtown Kosciusko has gotten to be too much for the mayor and board of alderman and they are now close to passing an ordinance that will impose a fine for drivers who are... Read More.

What the Senators Intend to Do About the Vaccine Mandate

Thursday, November 4 by Chris Davis

WASHINGTON--Senators Cindy Hyde-Smith and Roger Wicker are joining a group of senators trying to overturn the executive order that requires employers to require the vaccine as a condition of employment.The have joined what's called a Congressional Review Act (CRA) challenge. The CRA, the official process... Read More.

Multiple DUI and Drug Possession Charges in Attala & Leake Counties

Wednesday, November 3 by Staff Report

Benefit Car Show set for November 20

Wednesday, November 3 by Breck Riley

A benefit car show is planned for Saturday, Nov. 20 in Carthage.It will be held at the Flea Market Plus Parking lot beside Walmart from 9:00 am - 3:00 pm.See more details in the flyer.

The Vaccine for Kids and the Governor’s Plans to Sue

Wednesday, November 3 by Chris Davis

STATE WIDE--The final approval for the COVID-19 vaccine for kids age 5 to 11, was given by the CDC Tuesday, and the state is preparing to make the vaccine available for the parents and kids who are interested. You will most likely be able... Read More.

Medical Marijuana in Mississippi Still Not a Done Deal

Tuesday, November 2 by Chris Davis

STATE WIDE--Gov. Tate Reeves said Monday that state lawmakers are not done negotiating a new medical marijuana bill to replace Initiative 65, which was voted on by the people and thrown out by the state Supreme Court. The main hang-up is how strong the... Read More.