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Man Claims He Was Beaten Up and Robbed

Sunday, November 3 by Chris Davis

CARTHAGE, Miss.--A man claimed he was picked up by someone, beaten up ad robbed Friday night in Carthage, according to police radio communication.Police were sent to the hospital just after midnight to take a report from the man.That man claimed he was dropped off... Read More.

Malicious Mischief, Aggravated Assault, and Impersonating a Patrolman in Leake and Attala

Saturday, November 2 by Staff Report

Domestic Situation Brings Leake County Deputies Out Twice

Friday, November 1 by Chris Davis

CARTHAGE, Miss.--A man reported having his head "busted open" by someone else early Friday morning on Big Springs Rd. in Leale County. That was after deputies had already paid a visit to that house Thursday night.The second call was around 1 a.m.An ambulance was... Read More.

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The Christmas Station is Back

Friday, November 1 by Ashlee Davis

It’s the most wonderful time of the year. The Boswell Media Christmas Station is back. The station is available on 98.3, all Boswell Media mobile apps, and on both Kicks96news.com and Breezynews.com today. The Boswell Media Christmas Station features classic Christmas hits, as well as Christmas favorites... Read More.

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Grand Larceny, Domestic Violence, and Indecent Exposure in Attala and Leake

Thursday, October 31 by Staff Report

JERMEL D BALL, 25, of Kosciusko, Indecent Exposure, Trespass after Notice of Non-Permission, KPD. Bond $1,300, $1,000. VERDISA L CHICKAWAY, 33, of Philadelphia, Hold for Other Agency, Bench Warrant - Philadelphia Municipal Court, Felony Possession of a Controlled Substance, Possession of Paraphernalia, False ID, PPD. ... Read More.

Man Airlifted After Dog Attack in Leake County

Wednesday, October 30 by Staff Report

Leake County Deputies and EMS responded to a dog attack Tuesday evening on Highway 25, just north of Ghen Road.The victim managed to escape the dogs and locked himself inside his vehicle, though he reported severe bleeding. He was airlifted for medical treatment, and... Read More.

Drugs, DUIs, and Domestic Violence in Attala and Leake

Tuesday, October 29 by Staff Report

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Leake County News: Fire, Crash, and More on Monday

Tuesday, October 29 by Ashlee Davis

Leake County first responders were busy Monday evening with several calls.Edinburg Volunteers tackled a woods fire on Coosa Rd. near Littlefield Rd. at around 5:30 p.m.Deputies were dispatched to a home on Sanders Ln. after a resident reported hearing rocks thrown at their house,... Read More.

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Sweets & Treats Today in Carthage

Monday, October 28 by Staff Report

This year's event is today, Monday, Oct 28 from 5:00 - 7:00 pm on the courthouse square. Sweets and Treats is an annual community "Trick or Treat" event that is free to the public. Community businesses and organizations set up booths around the historic downtown square... Read More.

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District Champion Leake Academy Rebels earn first round playoff bye

Monday, October 28 by Breck Riley

As a result of winning the Central 5A District Championship, the Leake Academy Rebels have earned a bye in the first round of the MAIS 5A Football Playoffs. That means the team will be off this Friday, Nov. 1 and won't play again until Friday,... Read More.

Kicks Picks Week 10 Winner Announced

Monday, October 28 by Ashlee Davis

It was a close race for week 10 of Kicks Picks! One person came out ahead of the rest, and that was Troy Klein of Edinburg.Congratulations to Troy, and remember you too can be a winner. Just submit your selections each week.Picks for week... Read More.

Daylight Saving Time Ends – fall back this weekend

Monday, October 28 by Ashlee Davis

This Sunday at 2 a.m., your clocks will fall back one hour as daylight saving time comes to an end. Clocks on phones and computers will change automatically. However, older battery powered clocks will need to manually moved back an hour. The tradition of springing forward... Read More.