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Jail Time, Fine For Louisville Man in Animal Cruelty Case

Friday, August 27 by Chris Davis

LOUISVILLE, Miss.--A Louisville man will pay a $500 fine and serve two weeks in jail for abusing and neglecting two dogs, said a news release from In Defense of Animals. Stanley Montgomery, of Louisville, got his sentence this week from Winston County Justice Court... Read More.

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Angry About Afghanistan: Miss. Republicans Chide Biden; Thompson Silent

Friday, August 27 by Chris Davis

WASHINGTON--Mississippi's Republican lawmakers are criticizing Pres. Biden's actions on Afghanistan. Thursday two suicide bombings at the Kabul airport killed 13 American servicemen and about 60 Afghans."I have been speaking with current and former members of our military who still have contacts on the ground... Read More.

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Fallen Tree Causes Multiple Accidents

Friday, August 27 by Ashlee Davis

5:11 a.m. – Leake County Deputies and Natchez Trace Park Rangers were dispatched to the Natchez Trace Parkway near the area of Highway 429 where a tree fell across the entire roadway. Two vehicles struck the tree in the early morning hours. No injuries... Read More.

Multiple Collisions in Philadelphia

Friday, August 27 by Ashlee Davis

7:13 a.m. – Philadelphia Police responded to a two-vehicle crash in the parking lot of a church on Pecan Avenue. No injuries were reported.9:16 a.m. – Philadelphia Police were dispatched to a two-vehicle collision on West Beacon Street. No injuries were reported.10:06 a.m. –... Read More.

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MS Braves cancel series due to COVID-19

Friday, August 27 by Breck Riley

The MS Braces have cancelled games in an upcoming series due to COVID-19.The Braves made that announcement in a press release Thursday:"As we continue testing and contact tracing for members of our organization, we have postponed our games against the Pensacola Blue Wahoos through... Read More.

Boswell Media Sports Football Broadcast Schedule

Friday, August 27 by Breck Riley

Ida Heads This Way; Getting Prepared in Central Miss.

Friday, August 27 by Chris Davis

GULFPORT, Miss.--Tropical Storm Ida has formed in the Gulf of Mexico and its forecast track puts it on the Louisiana or Mississippi coast sometime between Sunday night and Tuesday. In central Mississippi, you can expect wind and rain and possibly power outages."It will become... Read More.

Corona in Central Miss.; Where You Can Get Your Shot

Friday, August 27 by Chris Davis

CARTHAGE, Miss.--Two more people in Leake County and one person in Neshoba County have died from coronavirus. Those deaths were reported in the past day along with 3,425 New cases.https://twitter.com/msdh/status/1430892216713584642?s=20You can get a vaccine in Carthage Sunday beginning at 1 at First Baptist Church.... Read More.

Leake County School District to provide meal delivery for students

Thursday, August 26 by Ashlee Davis

Leake County School District has announced that it will be providing meals to students beginning August, 26th.A flyer was released stating that one lunch meal will be delivered to each student at no cost each Thursday and Friday until students return to traditional learning.... Read More.

Make Your Kicks Picks

Thursday, August 26 by Ashlee Davis

Don't forget to make your Kicks Picks before 6:00 pm on Friday.Make your pics for the best high school football games of the week and you could be in the running to win some great prizes.The weekly winner will take home a gift certificate... Read More.

Brush Fire out of Control

Thursday, August 26 by Ashlee Davis

7:38 a.m. – Philadelphia Police responded to a two-vehicle collision at Golf Course Road and St. Francis Drive. No injuries were reported.2:54 p.m. – Stallo, Longino, and Arlington Volunteers were all dispatched to County Road 577 for a brush fire that was out of... Read More.

Central Miss. Lawmaker: Afghanistan Could Become Terrorist Base Again

Thursday, August 26 by Chris Davis

WASHINGTON--Afghanistan could become a terrorist base again and those terrorists could threaten the United States, 20 years after 9/11, said Congressman Michael Guest, in a recent interview with Boswell Media. Several Republican lawmakers have said this week that the pull-out has been a mess... Read More.