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Saturday – One Car MVA On Harmony Community Rd

Sunday, November 13 by Evan Miles

1:23 am - Officers responded to a one car MVA on Harmony Community Road. Individual was hurt laying in the road with several injuries. No reports of any entrapment. Vehicle was on its side.5:45 am - Officials received a call about a tree down... Read More.

Shooting in Kosciusko Today – Kosciusko Police Seeking Information

Friday, November 11 by Ashlee Davis

On Friday November 11, at approximately 3:21 p.m., Kosciusko Police responded to reports of a shooting that occurred at Westwood Apartments.If anyone has any information regarding this incident, please call the Kosciusko Police Department at 662-289-3131 or Central MS Crime Stoppers at 601-355-TIPS (8477).... Read More.

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Louisville Christmas Parade Theme and Date Announced

Friday, November 11 by Ashlee Davis

The Louisville/Winston Chamber of Commerce has announced the date and theme for the 2022 Louisville Christmas Parade.The theme is “Yuletide of Yesteryear: Christmas Through the Decades” and it will be held on Monday, December 5th at 5:30 pm.Registration forms along with an entry fee... Read More.

Photos: Veterans Day Program Held in Carthage this Morning

Friday, November 11 by Ashlee Davis

The Carthage American Legion Post 168 presented a Veterans Day program today on the south end of the court square at the Veterans' Memorial area.Commander, Jimmy "Jimbo" Sessums lead the program. Mike Hollis was the guest speaker, and Rebecca Williamson sang the National Anthem.The... Read More.

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Sexual Battery, DUIs, and Felony Possession Arrests in Neshoba

Friday, November 11 by Staff Report

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Disturbances in North Leake

Friday, November 11 by Staff Report

On Thursday at 4:37pm, officers were requested to a residence on Stewart Road for an altercation involving assault and weapons.At 5:05pm, a resident on Deerfield Road requested officers for a domestic disturbance where the adult son was threatening his parents with physical harm.At 7:49pm,... Read More.

COVID Death Toll in MS Passes 13K

Friday, November 11 by Randy Bell

The latest COVID deaths in Mississippi have pushed the total since the pandemic began past 13,000. In its latest update, the State Health Department reported 13 more deaths, some dating back to mid-October. Locally, Neshoba County has seen 246 deaths blamed on the virus,... Read More.

Wednesday in Leake: Several Small Fires Reported

Thursday, November 10 by Ashlee Davis

Wednesday, November 9, 20222:57 a.m. – Leake Deputies responded to a call reporting a break-in that occurred at a residence on Crane Road.11:52 a.m. – Carthage Fire Department was dispatched to a grass fire on the side of the roadway on Hwy 35 North... Read More.

DUI and Felony Possession Arrests in Leake and Attala

Thursday, November 10 by Staff Report

Child Struck by Vehicle this Morning in Carthage

Thursday, November 10 by Ashlee Davis

A young child was struck by a vehicle on Red Dog Road this morning.The incident happened just before 7 am when the child was being let out of a vehicle where they would normally get on the school bus.It was reported that the youngster... Read More.

Gunn to Leave Legislature, White Could Be Next Speaker

Thursday, November 10 by Randy Bell

Some big changes are on the horizon at the State Capitol. With Philip Gunn announcing that he won't run for re-election, it means there'll be a new Speaker of the House in 2024. And local legislator Jason White is considered the odds on favorite... Read More.

Fentanyl-Laced Counterfeit Pills – Kosciusko Police Department Warns Public

Wednesday, November 9 by Ashlee Davis

The Kosciusko Police Department wants to make the public aware of a lethal drug that could be on its way to our area in the form of counterfeit pills."We're concerned about the safety of our children and the public. We want everyone to be... Read More.