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Some Counties Can Seek Storm Repair Funds

Thursday, March 24 by Randy Bell

It’s too soon to say if there’s enough damage from this week's storms to qualify for federal disaster assistance. But the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency says if we don’t get a disaster declaration, some counties can take advantage of the Disaster Assistance Repair Program. ... Read More.

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Kemper Tornado The Strongest So Far

Thursday, March 24 by Randy Bell

As the National Weather Service continues to survey the damage from Tuesday's storms, it looks like the tornado that touched down in Kemper County may have been the strongest. It's the first EF-3 tornado to hit Mississippi in almost two years. The tornado in... Read More.

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Today in Kosciusko – Line Dance Class at The Guitar Academy

Thursday, March 24 by Ashlee Davis

Line Dance class is tonight The Guitar Academy on the historic square in downtown Kosciusko!Instructor Cindy Townsend has over 35 years experience teaching dance.Classes are held each Thursday at 6:30 p.m.The cost is $5 per class.For further information, you can contact The Guitar Academy... Read More.

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UPDATED – Disturbance Reports in Leake County

Thursday, March 24 by Ashlee Davis

Wednesday March 23rd, 20222:31 p.m. – Leake County Deputies responded to a call reporting a disturbance in progress at a residence on Springfield Road near the Madden area.2:33 p.m. – Carthage Fire Department and Carthage Volunteers were called to a small grass fire on... Read More.

Pearl River Resort Welcome Center Grand Re-Opening

Thursday, March 24 by Ashlee Davis

Pearl River Resort invites you to come to their Welcome Center on Highway 16 West in Choctaw TODAY!! There will be a grand re-opening of the Welcome Center from 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. The first 100 visitors will be able to draw for door... Read More.

Choctaw Tribal Schools to Host Teacher Recruitment Day

Wednesday, March 23 by Ashlee Davis

Choctaw Tribal Schools will hold a "Teacher Recruitment Day" on Wednesday March 30th from 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. The event will be held at the Choctaw Central High School Library located at 150 Recreation Rd. Choctaw, Ms 39350.

Goodman Tornado Rated “Higher End” EF-1

Wednesday, March 23 by Randy Bell

A survey team from the National Weather Service spent Wednesday morning checking the tornado damage in Goodman, rating the storm a "higher-end" EF-1 with top winds of 105 to 110 miles an hour. It says the tornado touched down near the Holmes-Yazoo line and... Read More.

Boswell Media nominated for over 15 MAB Excellence in Broadcasting Awards

Wednesday, March 23 by Breck Riley

Boswell Media’s radio, news, advertising, sports, social media, and online efforts from 2021 have been nominated for multiple Excellence in Broadcasting Awards from the Mississippi Association of Broadcasters (MAB). In total, the company earned 19 nominations over 13 different categories, with all three radio stations... Read More.

B-MO in the MO’rning: Nominated for MO’rning Show of the Year by the Mississippi Association of Broadcasters

Wednesday, March 23 by BMO

B-MO in the MO'rning has been nominated for morning show of the year by the Mississippi Association of Broadcasters. Boswell Media was notified by e-mail this morning by the MAB. The nomination means that the morning show is a finalist along with two other... Read More.

Felony Domestic Violence, and Many DUIs, in Leake and Attala Arrests

Wednesday, March 23 by Staff Report

UPDATED: Leake Deputies Kept Busy with Several Disturbances

Wednesday, March 23 by Ashlee Davis

Tuesday March 22nd, 20221:00 a.m. – Leake County Deputies responded to a call requesting someone be removed from a residence on Hollyberry Road.7:23 a.m. – Leake County Deputies were called to Coosa Road when they received reports of a possible prowlers in the area.8:58... Read More.