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Selman Crowned ECCC Homecoming Queen

Sophomore Kiersten Selman (second from left) of Madison (formerly of Decatur) was crowned Homecoming Queen at East Central Community College during ceremonies held Thursday, Oct. 14, at Bailey Stadium. Selman received her crown from President Dr. Brent Gregory (left) during halftime of the Warriors’ game... Read More.
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Photo: ECCC Homecoming Court

Members of the 2021 Homecoming Court at East Central Community College included (front row, from left) freshman maid Zoey Bell of Philadelphia and escort Dylan Farve of Richton, freshman maid Amelia Kirk of Louisville and escort Dylan Harrison of Union, sophomore maid Kenay’zha Germany... Read More.
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ECCC Homecoming Honorees

Receiving special recognition at East Central Community College’s 2021 Homecoming celebration held Thursday, Oct. 14, were (from left) Louisville native Paula Simmons Waggoner (Class of 1971) of Starkville, Alumna of the Year, Hickory native Jerald Everett (Class of 1964) of Clinton, Alumnus of the... Read More.
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Multiple Wrecks Reported in Leake

4:02 a.m. – Leake County Deputies responded to a call reporting a vehicle overturned on Stribling road near the intersection of Union Road. No injuries were reported. 2:50 p.m. – Carthage Police responded to a minor two-vehicle accident in the parking lot of Leake Central... Read More.
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Leake Academy Rebelette named to Pre-Season All State team

A Leake Academy Rebelette has garnered pre-season honors. Junior Miriam Prince has been been named to the 2021-2022 All MAIS Pre-Season Basketball Team. Prince helped lead the Rebelettes to a 39-2 record and District, North State, State, and Overall Tournament championships in the 2020 - 2021... Read More.
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Travis Tritt cancels show at Pearl River Resort

Multi-platinum selling and award-winning artist Travis Tritt has announced he will not perform at venues that require proof of COVID vaccination, mask mandates, or testing. As a result, the following Travis Tritt shows have been canceled: Muncie, Indiana on Oct. 23, Philadelphia, Mississippi on November... Read More.
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