Breaking News: Carthage Boil Water Alert LIFTED!
Carthage - Mayor Mary Ann Vivians has just released a public safety announcement regarding the Boil-Water alert. The Health Department has reported that the Boil-Water Alert is LIFTED.
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Mississippi Health Officials Seek People Closely Connected to Corona Positive Cases
AP) Mississippi health officials say they will try to find people who have been near those testing positive for the Coronavirus. Gov. Tate Reeves and the state health officer, Dr. Thomas Dobbs, announced the effort Thursday. They say the goal is to get people... Read More.
Breaking News: Neshoba General Hospital Confirms 1st Coronavirus Positive Case
Neshoba General Hospital has confirmed its first positive coronavirus (COVID-19) patient. The Mississippi State Department of Health notified the hospital this afternoon. The patient, a Neshoba County resident, was admitted to Neshoba General under isolation protocols and was subsequently transferred to another hospital.
Lee McCall,... Read More.
A word from Dr. Wallace in Kosciusko
I am writing this letter as a matter of public health. I am prayerful that my decision to share my private health information will have an impact on the decisions you make going forward. As you all know, our community, nation and world are... Read More.
March 26th – New Cases of Coronavirus Reported in Attala and Leake County
State & Local -108 new cases of the Coronavirus are being reported this morning statewide. This brings the total number of cases to 7 in Attala County with 4 cases in Leake County, according to the Mississippi Department of Health website. No cases have... Read More.
MSDH Guidelines for Boil-Water Notice
Carthage - Carthage remains on a boil-water notice until further notice from Mayor Mary Ann Vivians. Meanwhile, the MSDH has a list of guidelines and precautions including how and when to boil water as well as overall effective hygienic practices. Below please find a... Read More.
Breaking: Boil Water Alert Issued in Carthage
Public Service Announcement
Mayor Mary Ann Vivians, Carthage
***ATTENTION***
Carthage Businesses and Residents that experience loss of water pressure Wednesday, March 25,2020 due to a water main break will be under a Boiled Water Notice until further notice. Thank you for your understanding and patience.
The Boil Water... Read More.
Breaking News: Carthage Mayor and Aldermen Call Special Emergency Meeting
Carthage - A Resolution has been declared today by the Mayor and the Carthage Board of Aldermen. Decisions were made because of the Covid-19 worldwide pandemic. "Non-essential businesses" that do not provide daily basic necessities can have no more than ten people present at... Read More.
“Non-Essential Businesses” Versus “Essential Businesses” in Carthage Clarified
Carthage - The March 25th Resolution of the Mayor and Carthage Board of Alderman clarifies some of the differences between "non-essential" and "essential" businesses. According to the resolution, "non-essential" businesses are those businesses which do not provide daily basic necessities. Examples include barber shops,... Read More.
March 25th – Additional Coronavirus Case Reported In Attala, Leake and Winston
State & Local - 1 new case of Coronavirus has been reported in Attala County, 1 new case in Leake County, and 1 new case in Winston County, according to the Mississippi Department of Health website. No cases have been reported in Neshoba County.... Read More.
The Church Has Left the Building and Moved Online in Leake County
The Church has left the building. The first case of Coronavirus was confirmed in Mississippi on March 11th. Within 48 hours the CDC suggested that large gatherings be cancelled. Churches and ministry fellowships were advised to postpone or temporarily shutdown. While larger churches in... Read More.
State Order Limiting Social Gatherings Already Implemented in Walnut Grove
Local - An executive order is being issued by Governor Tate Reeves to slow the spread of Coronavirus across the state. He is requesting that people avoid visiting nursing homes or other places where people are more likely to be vulnerable to illness. He... Read More.
