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High-Speed Chase Through Leake County Tuesday Night

Late Tuesday night, Leake County deputies began pursuing a black 2016 Toyota Corolla on Hwy 35 North near Hickory Rd. The chase began around 11:30 p.m., with the vehicle traveling southbound toward Carthage at speeds exceeding 120 mph.The driver reportedly turned into the Tyson... Read More.
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Public Power Team Working to Keep Consumers Warm

Cold temperatures across the area are placing additional demands on the power system, and Central Electric Power Association team members are working hard to ensure you remain safe and cool. Until the temperature moderates, residents can help reduce their future power bills – and help... Read More.
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Leake County Schools closed Tuesday

All Leake County Schools and offices will be closed Tuesday, Jan. 21 due to forecasted winter weather.Roads and weather conditions will be assessed Tuesday afternoon and evening for a decision to be made for Wednesday.
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BMO in the MO’rning Saddles Up with SPRA!

Join BMO and Mack Ginn as they get you ready for the SPRA Rodeo Finals this Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the Neshoba County Coliseum. Today through Wednesday BMO and Mack will break down the top 4 contestants in the 8 categories, discuss some... Read More.
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Employee Causes Disturbance at Carthage Restaurant

CARTHAGE, Miss.--Shortly after 5 p.m. Saturday Carthage Police were called to the McDonald's for a disturbance.The dispatcher told officers that a fired employee would not leave and was causing a ruckus.When officers arrived, the former employee had left, but they reported another disturbance was... Read More.
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State of Emergency Declared for Winter Weather

CARTHAGE, Miss.--Gov. Tate Reeves declared a state of emergency ahead of expected extreme cold and possible accumulations of snow and ice.The state of emergency extends from Sunday, Jan, 19, through Jan. 22, or until the threat is over."State assistance may be necessary to support... Read More.
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