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The Carthage Fire Department Introduces New Full-Time Firefighter
The Carthage Fire Department recently added a new full-time firefighter to the crew.
Tyler Anderson joined the Carthage Fire Department on July 1, 2024.
Neshoba County Sheriff’s Office Launches Mobile App
The Neshoba County Sheriff's Office has launched an app available to anyone with an android or apple device.
Among the information and resources available on the app is:
Sheriff's Welcome
Inmate Roster
Most Wanted
Submit a Tip
Staff Directory
Important Links
Jail information has an option... Read More.
Kosciusko’s Zenovia Woolie Receives Spirit Award at Distinguished Young Women of MS State Finals
Kosciusko's Zenovia Woolie along with 28 other young ladies from the state of Mississippi recently participated in the Distinguished Young Women of MS State Finals in Meridian, MS.
Miss Woolie, who attends Kosciusko High School, received the Spirit Award and $1,000 in college scholarships. The... Read More.
Wanted in Neshoba County
PHILADELPHIA, Miss.--If you have the info that leads to the arrest of Terence Ealy, you could get a cash reward, says Neshoba County Sheriff Eric Clark.
Ealy is wanted on charges of burglary of a dwelling.
He's described as 29 years old. Neither Clark nor the... Read More.
Person Shot Just Inside the Carthage City Limits
CARTHAGE, Miss.--A man was shot Friday night just before midnight, just inside the Carthage city limits.
A Carthage police officer was patrolling on Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive at Williams Dt. at 11:54 p.m., when he told dispatchers that he was being flagged down.
"Bring... Read More.
Two Two-Car Wrecks In Leake County
CARTHAGE, Miss.--A two car wreck was reported Friday evening in Leake County.
The wreck was just after 6:30 p.m. on Hwy. 25 at the intersection with Mars Hill Rd. Several volunteer fire departments were called, as well as Leake County deputies and the Mississippi Highway... Read More.
Neshoba County man pleads guilty to shooting a tribal member on the Choctaw Indian Reservation
Jackson, Miss. – A Neshoba County man pled guilty to assault with intent to do bodily harm and use of a firearm during a crime of violence on the Choctaw Indian Reservation.
According to court documents, in September 2022, Jessie James Clay, Jr., 42, shot... Read More.
