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Safe Room Program Could Be Expanded Statewide

Tuesday, August 2 by Randy Bell

Federal assistance money that's left over from a flood and tornado disaster three years ago will now be used to reimburse homeowners in the Delta and northeast Mississippi for the construction of safe rooms to offer protection against future storms. And while initially the... Read More.

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Sign Up Begins for $80 Entergy Refunds

Tuesday, August 2 by Randy Bell

Entergy customers in Mississippi, including those in Attala and Leake counties, can now sign up to get an $80 refund check. The money is the result of a settlement with the Mississippi Public Service Commission which ordered the company to offer customers a choice... Read More.

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Visit The Carthage Farmer’s Market Today at McMillan Park

Tuesday, August 2 by Ashlee Davis

Visit the Carthage Farmer’s Market at McMillan Park each Tuesday from 8 am – 12 pm. Vendors there have everything from fresh veggies to clothing. Live music and lunch is also available! Shop the farmer’s market for: Fresh meats Fresh Local Grown Produce Fresh Local Honey ... Read More.

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Neshoba General Hospital Blood Drive

Monday, August 1 by Rick Guy

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Boswell Media Sports 2022 football broadcast lineup

Monday, August 1 by Breck Riley

Boswell Media Sports is proud to announce another season covering high school and junior college football. The Boswell Media Sports crew will air over 50 live broadcasts of Kosciusko, Leake Academy, Holmes Community College, and East Central Community College football this season. Local football fans will... Read More.

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Aggravated Assault and an Accident Involving a Light Pole in Monday’s News

Monday, August 1 by Staff Report

At 1:00am Monday morning, a Leake resident was taken into custody for Aggravated Assault. Victim was said to have been struck in the head. At 6:41am, an MVA was reported in front of Carthage Christian Academy. A vehicle hit a light pole. Entergy was dispatched... Read More.

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Grand Larceny, Aggravated Assault, and Armed Robbery in Attala and Leake

Monday, August 1 by Staff Report

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Nanih Waiya Day Celebration

Monday, August 1 by Rick Guy

This year's Nanih Waiya Day Celebration will be held on Tuesday, August 9, at the Nanih Waiya Ceremonial Mound from 10:00 am - 12:00 pm with remarks by Tribal Chief Cyrus Ben, Choctaw social dancing, posting of tribal community flags and a complimentary Choctaw... Read More.

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Many DUI Arrests in Neshoba

Sunday, July 31 by Staff Report

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Burglary and Prison Contraband Arrests in Attala and Leake

Saturday, July 30 by Staff Report

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Child Neglect and a Serial Burglar in Neshoba County

Friday, July 29 by Staff Report

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Visit Winston County Farmers’ Market Today at the Louisville Coliseum

Friday, July 29 by Ashlee Davis

Visit the Winston County Farmers’ Market at the Louisville Coliseum on Friday afternoons from 4:30 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. Local farmers an vendors have fresh produce and pastries such as peas, string beans, peppers, tomatoes, cakes, pies, and more. To become a vendor at the Winston... Read More.

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Safe Room Program Could Be Expanded Statewide

Sign Up Begins for $80 Entergy Refunds

Visit The Carthage Farmer’s Market Today at McMillan Park

Neshoba General Hospital Blood Drive

Boswell Media Sports 2022 football broadcast lineup

Aggravated Assault and an Accident Involving a Light Pole in Monday’s News

Grand Larceny, Aggravated Assault, and Armed Robbery in Attala and Leake

Nanih Waiya Day Celebration

Many DUI Arrests in Neshoba

Burglary and Prison Contraband Arrests in Attala and Leake

Child Neglect and a Serial Burglar in Neshoba County

Visit Winston County Farmers’ Market Today at the Louisville Coliseum

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