Pickin 35 is coming. The 60 Mile yard sale is set for April 3rd and starts at 7:00am. It runs from Vaiden, to Kosciusko, to Carthage and wraps up at Walnut Grove. More details to come.
The Leake Academy Basketball teams completed district 2-4A tournament play at Winston Academy today. The Lady Rebels won the district 2 Championship with a 59-37 victory over the Lamar Lady Raiders. The Lady Rebels enjoyed a lead throughout the game and were up by... Read More.
Tim Leitaker has joined Citizens National Bank as Kosciusko and Carthage Market President.
With 27 years of banking experience, Leitaker is a native of Carthage. He began his banking career with Citizens National Bank in 1994, serving as an Assistant Vice President in the Bank’s... Read More.
The East Central Community College Warriors were back on their home court tonight playing the Eagles of Meridian Community College. It was a hard fought game from start to finish but the Warriors came up short to the Eagles 80-67. The Eagles gained a... Read More.
Both Leake Academy basketball teams won their games Thursday evening and will advance to the championships, to be played Saturday evening.
The girls won their game against Starkville 58-21. Their championship game is scheduled to begin Saturday at 6PM.
The boys won their game against Heritage... Read More.
As of today 270,205 vaccines have been administered in Mississippi with 235,057 first round vaccinations and 35,148 second round vaccinations. 1714 people have been vaccinated from Attala, 1828 people from Leake, 2009 from Neshoba, and 1601 from Winston county. Overall 538,375 vaccines have been... Read More.
Philadelphia police are searching for a burglary suspect.
According to a Facebook post, the suspect broke into the Neshoba County Co-Op on the night of Feb. 3. The suspect is also wanted in connection with a vehicle being stolen from Edwards Electric.
Anyone with... Read More.
The Mask Mandate Continues. Governor Reeves announced that 75 out of the 82 counties are part of the extension which includes Attala, Leake, Neshoba and Winston. This mandate continues until March 3rd. The previous mandate was scheduled to expire yesterday. More details to come.
Some Carthage venues are reopening. The Carthage Mayor and City council reached a decision to reopen the community center and scout hut at McMillan Park as well as Trustmark Park stage. The Lincoln Park community house and Carthage Coliseum remain closed for renovations.
If you... Read More.
Covid-19 Vaccines are coming soon to Walmart locations in Mississippi. According to Dr. Thomas Dobbs, State Health Officer, certain locations will soon provide the vaccine in conjunction with the federal retail pharmacy program for Covid-19. This program is a collaboration between the federal government,... Read More.
Ball registration has officially started in Carthage. Applications are available at City Hall for T-Ball, Soft Ball and Baseball. The fee is $60. per person. The deadline is March 5th and that is a firm date says Penny Spears. City Hall is open 8am-5pm... Read More.