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Mims Boswell Jr. Inducted into Hall of Fame

Wednesday, September 27 by Emergency Desk

The Mississippi Association of Broadcasters held its annual meeting Wednesday in Natchez. Mims Boswell Jr., founder of Boswell Media, was inducted into the MAB Hall of Fame. Boswell started his radio career at WCBI am in Columbus, MS. In 1947, he moved back to... Read More.

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Aggravated Assault, Burglary, and Child Neglect in Neshoba Arrests

Wednesday, September 27 by Staff Report

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DUI and Multiple Drug Possession Charges in Neshoba

Tuesday, September 26 by Staff Report

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Brantlie Scott’s Lady Rebel Softball Team is “Second” To None! (Audio)

Tuesday, September 26 by BMO

(Brian Montgomery) Big names have stepped up to bat over the years at Leake Academy. Names like Harkins, Warren and Maxey come to mind and I'm sure there's others, but my history goes back much like Rebel softball coach Brantlie Scott's to 3 years... Read More.

Burglary and Hindering Prosecution in Neshoba County

Monday, September 25 by Staff Report

Carthage Police Department Officer Graduates Police Academy

Monday, September 25 by Ashlee Davis

The Southern Regional Public Safety Institute at Camp Shelby held its graduation on Thursday, September 21.Chief Billy McMillan and Assistant Chief Mike Williams of the Carthage Police Department would like to congratulate Casey Wilcher, a Carthage Police Officer that was among the graduates.Officer Wilcher... Read More.

Several acres in flames despite Leake County burn ban

Friday, September 22 by Ashlee Davis

Several acres on Crowder Creek Rd. burned today despite the current burn ban that Leake County is under. Just after 10 a.m. on Friday, September 22, 2023, the Carthage Fire Department, Leake County Correctional Volunteers, and other volunteers were called to an out-of-control grass fire... Read More.

New Initiatives Would Mean More Money for Local Hospitals

Friday, September 22 by Randy Bell

A new plan to reimburse Mississippi hospitals for treating Medicaid patients would pump hundreds of thousands of extra dollars into local medical facilities-- and would mean millions more for some hospitals. Figures that Governor Reeves' office has released show that Baptist Medical Center-Attala would... Read More.

DUIs and Aggravated Assault on Police in Attala and Leake

Thursday, September 21 by Staff Report

Drug Trafficking, Bad Checks, and Domestic Violence in Neshoba

Thursday, September 21 by Staff Report

Prayer Meeting to be held for local Make-a-Wish child

Thursday, September 21 by Ashlee Davis

A prayer meeting will be held at Bishop Park in Sebastopol for local Make-A-Wish child, Matthew O'Neal.Matthew was born with Hypoplastic left heart syndrome (HLHS) and has had multiple open heart surgeries.Everyone is invited to attend and this prayer meeting for Matthew on Tuesday,... Read More.

Trace Named “Hidden Gem” for Fall Foliage

Thursday, September 21 by Randy Bell

It won't be long before we start seeing some nice fall foliage in Mississippi. And a survey done by a company which makes photo books has identified the Natchez Trace as this state's number-1 "hidden gem" when it comes to viewing colorful leaves. People... Read More.