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The New “GUY” in Town Joins B-MO in the MO’rning (Audio)

Thursday, January 6 by BMO

B-MO in the MO'rning - There's a new guy in the Boswell Media family and when we say "guy", we mean "Guy" as local award winning photographer Rick Guy! Rick joined B-MO in the MO'rning to discuss his transition from a journalism and broadcasting... Read More.

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Carthage Shooting on Tuesday– More on that from Chief Coby Clay

Wednesday, January 5 by Ashlee Davis

On January 4th, we reported on a shooting in Carthage on Old Canton Road. Today we spoke with Carthage Police Chief Coby Clay about the incident.Chief Clay says that the victims’ vehicle contained 3 individuals, 1 of which was a juvenile. According to... Read More.

Poll Results + Tips to ACTUALLY Keep Your New Year’s Resolutions!

Wednesday, January 5 by Ashlee Davis

Yep, it's that time. The time where many of us start thinking about and setting New Year's resolutions. Last week, we posted a poll for everyone to vote on what their number 1 resolution was for 2022. You can see which one came out... Read More.

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Drive-by Shooting – One sent to hospital

Wednesday, January 5 by Ashlee Davis

At approximately 10:45 a.m., Carthage Police and Emergency Medical Services were dispatched to the mobile home park at the intersection of Old Canton Road and South Valley Street. It was reported that at least one person was shot and transported to the hospital. The... Read More.

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Burglary, Domestic Violence, and Felony Possession in Leake and Attala Arrests

Wednesday, January 5 by Staff Report

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Leake Academy Sweep Doubleheader Basketball at Winston Academy

Wednesday, January 5 by Staff Report

The Leake Academy Basketball teams traveled to Winston Academy in Louisville tonight to play the Patriots. The Lady Rebels had no trouble adding another win to their season record winning the game by the final score of 69-29. The Lady Rebels were up by... Read More.

POLL: What is your #1 New Year’s Resolution for 2022?

Tuesday, January 4 by Ashlee Davis

Property Stolen in Walnut Grove Area

Tuesday, January 4 by Ashlee Davis

10:02 a.m. – Leake County Deputies were dispatched to a residence on Beechwood Road in the Walnut Grove area when they received complaints of stolen property.10:56 a.m. – Leake County Deputies responded to a call reporting a disturbance at a residence on Estes Mill... Read More.

Felony Child Abuse and Multiple Felony Drug Charges in Attala and Leake Counties

Tuesday, January 4 by Staff Report

ECCC Accepting Applications for In-District Gap-Filler Scholarship

Monday, January 3 by Ashlee Davis

East Central Community College in Decatur is now accepting applications for the Slagle In-District Tuition Scholarship. This “gap filler” scholarship awards several thousand dollars annually to ECCC students who do not receive and/or qualify for sources of funding sufficient to cover the cost of... Read More.

KAP searching for new Executive Director

Monday, January 3 by Ashlee Davis

The Kosciusko Attala Partnership is looking to hire a new Executive Director. The Executive Director is responsible for the overall administration and management of the Kosciusko Attala Partnership (KAP) in pursuit of KAP’s mission, goals, and objectives as established by the Board of Directors. This... Read More.

Medical marijuana, teacher pay, and income tax to highlight 2022 session of MS legislature

Monday, January 3 by Ashlee Davis

Mississippi legislators begin their three-month session on Tuesday with a clear idea of several issues that will come up for debate.One of the first orders of business will be adopting a plan to redraw the state's four U.S. House districts, expanding the majority-Black... Read More.