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Man fatally struck by vehicle in Carthage over the weekend
Samuel "Sammy" Ellis, 69 of Carthage, tragically lost his life on the evening of Saturday, March 16, 2024.
Mr. Ellis was traveling along Hwy 16 in his motorized wheelchair when he was struck by a vehicle.
Carthage Police, EMS, and Carthage Fire Department all quickly responded... Read More.
Hit and Run Driver Sought in Carthage Man’s Death
Investigators are still trying to find the hit and run driver who struck and killed a Carthage man as he walked along Highway 35 last Friday morning. Highway Patrol Sgt. Jameka Moore says Craig Dixon, 32, was found lying on the side of the... Read More.
East Central’s Women’s Basketball Head Coach Betsy Harris announces resignation
East Central Community College Head Women's Basketball Coach Betsy Harris announced her resignation on Monday.
"We wish Coach Harris the best in her future endeavors," said ECCC Director of Athletics Paul Nixon. "Moving forward, ECCC will continue to strive to be a competitive program in... Read More.
First Baptist Church Carthage looking to hire daycare director
First Baptist Church of Carthage is looking to hire a daycare director.
The daycare director role is a full time position.
The deadline to apply is Friday, March 29, 2024.
Requirements are as follows:
knowledgeable in early childhood development and curriculum
management skills
manage administrative responsibilities
a... Read More.
New Business, The Parad-Ice, Opens in Carthage
Carthage welcomed a new addition to its business scene today with the grand opening of The Parad-Ice.
The establishment is owned by Enoc and Lizbeth Reynoso and is located conveniently on Hwy 35 across from Sim's Appliance.
The Parad-Ice offers a variety of menu items... Read More.
Mississippi ballot initiative process faces narrowing path to being restored
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) — A push to revive Mississippi's ballot initiative process is in peril as proposals are receiving weak support from Senate Republicans, and the House and Senate are pushing significantly different plans.
In a narrow 26-21 vote Thursday, the state Senate gave first... Read More.
