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Tractor Fire at County Line

Friday, August 20 by Ashlee Davis

9:04 a.m. – Barnes Volunteers and Marydell Volunteers were dispatched to a residence on County Line Road when they received reports of a tractor on fire there. Firefighters worked diligently to get the flames under control.9: 09 a.m. – Carthage Police were dispatched to... Read More.

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Leake Central Elementary to quarantine, Leake County schools going hybrid

Friday, August 20 by Breck Riley

Schools in Leake County are changing their plans due to COVID-19.The district posted a noticed that beginning Monday, Aug. 23, Leake Central Elementary will begin a 14-day quarantine.The school will be on a hybrid schedule when classes resume on Tuesday, Sept. 7.Additionally, all Leake... Read More.

Guest: The Infrastructure Bill May Be Too Expensive

Friday, August 20 by Chris Davis

WASHINGTON--Congressman Michael Guest has serious concerns about the infrastructure bill that's already been passed by the U.S. Senate and now must be considered by the House. He said in an interview with Kicks96 Thursday, that the bill is not totally paid for, and will... Read More.

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Possession of a Stolen Weapon and Multiple DUI Arrests in Attala & Leake

Friday, August 20 by Staff Report

Reeves Won’t Shut Down Schools or Require Masks

Friday, August 20 by Chris Davis

STATE WIDE--Gov. Tate Reeves stressed during a news conference Thursday that he doesn't believe it's his job as governor to make blanket decisions for school districts across the state. He said he believes shutting down all schools because of coronavirus is a mistake."I'm not,... Read More.

Domestic Violence Reported

Thursday, August 19 by Ashlee Davis

5:47 a.m. – Leake County Deputies responded to a call reporting a break-in at a residence on Randy Green Bottom Road in Walnut Grove. The caller said that the thief broke a window to enter the home.6:08 a.m. – Leake County Deputies received reports... Read More.

Log Truck Overturns in Carthage

Thursday, August 19 by Ashlee Davis

6:45 a.m. – Leake County Deputies and Emergency Medical Services were dispatched to a two-vehicle accident on Highway 43 north of Thomastown.11:24 a.m. – Carthage Police and Emergency Medical Services responded to a call reporting a log truck that overturned and spilled logs on... Read More.

Drive sober or get pulled over Leake County

Thursday, August 19 by Ashlee Davis

Drive sober! Or get pulled over!The Leake County Sherrif's Office announced it will be conducting a D.U.I. enforcement campaign to crack down on impaired driving. From August 20th - September 6th of 2021, motorists will see an increase in patrols, traffic stops, and safety... Read More.

Carthage couple found deceased – Tuesday August 10th

Thursday, August 19 by Ashlee Davis

On Tuesday, August 10, 2021, around 6:01 p.m. Leake County Deputies received a call to go to a Springfield Road residence in reference to two people possibly deceased. On arrival deputies spoke to Mr. Eddie Bryan who advised that he was a nephew of... Read More.

Neshoba General to host vaccine event at Neshoba Coliseum – Wednesday, August 25

Thursday, August 19 by Ashlee Davis

Neshoba General Hospital & Nursing home is hosting a FREE vaccine event.The event will be held at the Neshoba County Coliseum on Wednesday, August 25th from 1:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Anyone that is eligible to receive the vaccine is encouraged to participate. The... Read More.

Thompson Says Vigilance Is Necessary Ahead of Sept. 11 Anniversary

Thursday, August 19 by Chris Davis

WASHINGTON--The Department of Homeland Security has reason to believe terrorist groups like Al Qaeda are still capable of executing attacks against Americans, and they are warning people to be on the lookout. Congressman Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.), is also encouraging vigilance, but not just for... Read More.

What Could Save Your Life If you Get COVID-19

Thursday, August 19 by Chris Davis

PHILADELPHIA, Miss.--The pandemic may be worse than it has ever been in Mississippi, according to numbers released by the state Dept. of Health. More than 4,000 cases were reported Wednesday, with 36 more people dead from the virus.That number includes two people in Holmes... Read More.