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Main Street America Awards Accreditation To Carthage-Leake, Philadelphia!

Monday, July 13 by Staff Report

Carthage-Leake and Philadelphia have both been awarded 2020 National Main Street Accreditation.Each year, the National Main Street Center and its Coordinating Program partners announce the list of accredited Main Street America programs in recognition of their exemplary commitment to preservation-based economic development and community revitalization... Read More.

Tuesday Update: MDEQ Hazmat Team Returns To Leake County Today

Monday, July 13 by Staff Report

The Mississippi Dept. Of Environmental Quality returns to Leake county today. A hazmat team from MDEQ will assemble and work at Hwy 35 near Twin City today to continue the clean up process from yesterday's multiple vehicle accident involving two cars and an 18... Read More.

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Update: Repairs in The Square as Major Water Main Breaks

Monday, July 13 by Staff Report

Major water main breaks were repaired yesterday in Leake County Square. Water pressure dropped as early as 8:00 a.m. with complete outages setting in immediately following. City Hall reported the community wide issue around 8:30am. City workers were on the scene at the square... Read More.

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Update: Hwy 35 Is Open

Sunday, July 12 by Staff Report

Meridian Highway Patrol has confirmed that Hwy 35 will reopen later this evening. However, roads may close once again in the morning. Detours could resume as additional cleanup is completed. Kicks 96 will keep you updated.******* The Highway has just reopened..

Hwy 35 Has Reopened

Sunday, July 12 by Staff Report

Urgent: Major Water Main Break In Carthage

Sunday, July 12 by Staff Report

There is a water main break In Carthage. Many residents are experiencing a complete water outage or low water pressure. We have information from City Hall that city workers are in the process of repairing the break at this time. We will provide updates... Read More.

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Today In History, July 12th

Saturday, July 11 by Staff Report

Today is Sunday, July 12, the 194th day of 2020. There are 172 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: On July 12, 1967, rioting erupted in Newark, New Jersey, over the police beating of a Black taxi driver; 26 people were killed... Read More.

Local ECCC Student Athletes Honored Nationally

Friday, July 10 by LOLLYDUDE

Forty East Central Community College student-athletes have been honored by the National Junior College Athletic Association for their academic performance during the 2019-2020 school year.Receiving NJCAA All-Academic First Team and their respective high schools were Mackenzie Alford (women’s soccer) of Kosciusko, Dylan Barnett (men’s... Read More.

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ECCC To Fully Reopen Campus Monday

Friday, July 10 by LOLLYDUDE

The East Central Community College campus in Decatur will fully reopen to students and the general public beginning at 8 a.m. on Monday, July 13.The college’s centers in Philadelphia, Choctaw, Louisville, Forest, and Carthage will also reopen to visitors on... Read More.

District 27 Rep Kenneth Walker Tests Positive, Talks Covid

Friday, July 10 by Staff Report

State Representative Kenneth Walker has tested positive for Covid-19. He announced "In an effort to provide an update to the testing at the state capital, I wanted to inform my constituents, family, colleagues, and friends that I too have tested positive this week. I... Read More.

Carthage City Officials Call Special Meeting to Address Covid Spike

Friday, July 10 by Staff Report

A special meeting was called yesterday in Carthage. The Mayor and Board of Aldermen met to address concerns regarding the Covid-19 spike in the community. A plan was discussed including the suggestion to mandate masks in the city limits for citizens and businesses. As... Read More.

Flood Warning Extended!

Thursday, July 9 by Staff Report

A Flood warning is extended. The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Warning until July 14th in the afternoon. The warning includes the Pearl River at Edinburg and near Carthage in Leake County and the Pearl River above Philadelphia in Neshoba County. The... Read More.