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Minimal Change In Local Gas Prices

Wednesday, March 23 by Randy Bell

Tracking changes in gas prices in this part of central Mississippi is like watching paint dry. It's happening very, very slowly. AAA says the average price in Neshoba County Wednesday is down almost two cents to $3.98, while Leake County's average price is up... Read More.

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Governor Gets Teacher Pay Bill

Wednesday, March 23 by Randy Bell

A teacher pay raise bill has been sent to the governor after getting final legislative approval in the House Tuesday.The bill provides a $2,000 raise for assistant teachers and higher salaries for certified teachers at all experience levels and classifications, including:minimum starting pay of... Read More.

Holmes Community College Takes Hard Hit From Apparent Tornado

Tuesday, March 22 by Randy Bell

An apparent tornado ripped through the Goodman campus of Holmes Community College Tuesday about an hour after most of the students and staff had gone home. Holmes President Dr. Jim Haffey said about 100 people were still on campus when the storm hit but... Read More.

Update: Wanted suspect captured

Tuesday, March 22 by BMO

Update: Barton has been apprehended and is back in custody.Neshoba County Sheriff Eric Clark and law enforcement agencies are looking for Candace Lynn Barton and has released the following statement. Today at 6:55 am Candace Lynn Barton of 10481 County Road 244, Union, MS... Read More.

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Tornado Warning issued for Leake County

Tuesday, March 22 by Breck Riley

A Tornado Warning has been issued for parts of Leake and Madison Counties.Areas in the path of the storm include Camden, Redwater, Carthage, Singelton, and Freeny.The warning is in effect through 1:45 pm.Those in the path of the storm should seek shelter in a... Read More.

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UPDATED: Cow Loose Near the Highway in Leake County

Tuesday, March 22 by Ashlee Davis

Monday March 21st, 2022 1:06 p.m. – Carthage Police responded to a call reporting a minor accident on HWY 35 North near Discount Depot convenience store. No injuries were reported.2:32 p.m. – Leake County Deputies were called to HWY 25 North near the bus barn... Read More.

Severe Weather Closures and Early Dismissals for Attala, Neshoba, Winston, Leake and Choctaw Countys

Tuesday, March 22 by BMO

B-MO in the MO'rning - Due to severe weather scheduled for the area this morning, the following offices and schools will be closed tomorrow. Refresh throughout the day for the latest information and additional closures and early releases:Kosciusko School District – Elementary schools will dismiss... Read More.

Grand Larceny, Burglary, and Bad Checks in Neshoba Arrests

Monday, March 21 by Staff Report

Kidnapping and Multiple Felony DUI Arrests in Attala and Leake

Monday, March 21 by Staff Report

Distinguished Young Women of Leake County This Saturday

Monday, March 21 by Ashlee Davis

Distinguished Young Women is a national scholarship program that inspires high school girls to develop their full, individual potential through a fun, transformative experience that culminates in a celebratory showcase of their accomplishments. Distinguished Young Women strives to give every young woman the opportunity... Read More.

COVID Update: Four Local Deaths, Few New Cases

Monday, March 21 by Randy Bell

In its weekly county-level COVID-19 update, the State Health Department is reporting three more deaths in Neshoba County and one more in Leake County. But there's still only a trickle of new cases in the local area -- 17 in Attala County since last... Read More.

Marty Stuart Talks About Museum Exhibit And Philadelphia Project

Monday, March 21 by Randy Bell

Marty Stuart says he started collecting country music artifacts about 40 years ago after finding something Patsy Cline had owned in a junk store. And he's never slowed down. He's accumulated more than 25,000 Smithsonian-quality pieces that'll go on display when the Congress of... Read More.