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Week Four: Leake Academy Rebels At Union Yellowjackets

Thursday, September 8 by Evan Miles

Leake Academy Rebels traveled to Union to play the yellowjackets in week four. Both teams struggled to add any points to the scoreboard in the first half but Union answered first to make it 6-0 after the first quarter. Leake Academy kept fighting to... Read More.

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Crash Just Outside Carthage Stops Traffic for Hours, Disturbances, and More

Thursday, September 8 by Ashlee Davis

Thursday, September 8, 202212:40 a.m. – Leake Deputies responded to a call from a residence on Hayes St regarding a domestic disturbance in progress.1:40 a.m. – Leake Deputies were called to a residence on Hwy 487 West near Crowder Creek Rd regarding a disturbance... Read More.

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Assault, Prison Contraband, and Many DUIs in Leake and Attala Arrests

Thursday, September 8 by Staff Report

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Cases Dismissed After Evidence Tampering in Leake County

Thursday, September 8 by Randy Bell

In Leake County, the district attorney says some people guilty of crimes will walk free after a former sheriff’s deputy admitted he tampered with evidence. D-A Steven Kilgore says all cases originating in the sheriff’s office dating back to 2019 have been re-examined and... Read More.

Moonshining and Felony Child Abuse in Neshoba County

Thursday, September 8 by Staff Report

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Minor Wreck in Carthage

Thursday, September 8 by Staff Report

On Wednesday at 4:36pm, there was a report of a two-vehicle MVA on Hwy 35 and Old Canton Road. EMS was cancelled shortly thereafter.

Audio – Southgroup Cox Coaches Show – Thursday, August 25

Thursday, September 8 by Breck Riley

Before the Leake Academy Rebels take the field Friday night, you can hear a preview of the game during the SouthGroup Cox Coaches Show. The SouthGroup Cox Coaches Show airs on Cruisin’ 98.3 Thursdays at 7:35 am and 3:35 pm. The show will also be available... Read More.

Leake Academy vs Union football game to be played Thursday

Thursday, September 8 by Breck Riley

The Leake Academy vs Union football game scheduled for Friday has been moved to today (Thursday).School officials made the decision to move the game due to rain and storms expected in the Union area Friday night.Game time is set for 7:30.The game can be... Read More.

A Vehicle Fire, an Alarm and Trespassing in Neshoba.

Thursday, September 8 by Rick Guy

Wednesday, 9/7/22 9:05 a.m. - Philadelphia Police responded to a call about trespassers on Holland Avenue.9:33 a.m. - Philadelphia Police were sent to assist a disabled vehicle on Hwy. 15 S.12:20 p.m. - Philadelphia Police responded to a vehicle fire at McDonald's on Central Drive.12:52... Read More.

Rape, Aggravated Assault, and Aggravated Domestic Violence in Attala and Leake

Wednesday, September 7 by Staff Report

Health Department Sheds Light on Monkeypox Stats

Wednesday, September 7 by Randy Bell

As the number of Mississippians infected with monkeypox climbs to 44, the State Health Department is reporting that the vast majority of cases involve young Black men, many of them living in and around the Jackson area. In only seven per cent of the... Read More.

Testing of First Crops Crucial in Making Medical Cannabis Available in MS

Wednesday, September 7 by Randy Bell

The first marijuana plants grown for Mississippi’s medical cannabis program could be harvested in less than two months. Angie Calhoun, founder and CEO of the Mississippi Cannabis Patients Alliance, says many of the licensed cultivators should have their crops ready by the end of... Read More.