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Carthage Police are Searching for Suspects in a Monday Night Shooting
Carthage Police were called to Westbrook Square Apartments on Hwy 16 E on Monday, July 17th just after 11 p.m. when a resident reported hearing shots fired.
Officers discovered two vehicles with bullet holes at the scene. CPD Investigator, Ray Chamblee tells Kicks96 News that... Read More.
$chools to $tart New Year with More Fund$
As students and teachers get ready to head back to classes, their schools will have more money to work with this year.
"That's the biggest increase in funding for school districts that we've seen in quite some time."
Nancy Loome with the grassroots education group The... Read More.
ECCC Welcomes Alan Wiederhold-Sohn as New Sports Information Director
*Story by Lucas Calvert with ECCCAtheltics.
East Central Community College in Decatur is proud to welcome seasoned Sports Information Director Alan Wiederhold-Sohn to the Office of External Relations staff.
"I'm very excited to be here at East Central Community College," Wiederhold-Sohn said. "With ECCC as... Read More.
American Idol coming to Mississippi State Fair
American Idol is coming to the Mississippi State Fair.
Participants in the “Mississippi State Fair Idol” competition will have chance to be one of the five Mississippi individuals to win a VIP Executive Producer Audition!
The Mississippi State Fair has partnered with American Idol to bring... Read More.
Carthage-Leake County Library to Host Book Signing for Leake County Author, John Gross
Local author, John Gross, will be at the Carthage-Leake County Library on Monday, July 17th at 6 p.m. for a book signing.
Signed copies of his book, "Things I Learned About Angels", will be available for purchase at a discounted price.
Hear the story behind the... Read More.
Updated with Video: Major Flooding Reported in Louisville, Ackerman
Flooding in Louisville (photo credit: Elanie Porter)
VIDEO:
The National Weather Service declared a flash flood emergency for Winston County Thursday morning after reports that several roads were flooded or washed out in the Louisville area and that water was entering some structures. Some... Read More.
