ECCC Announces 2021 Homecoming Court

East Central Community College has announced members of the 2021 Homecoming Court who were selected during elections held recently on the Decatur campus. The court will be presented and the queen will be announced during halftime of the Warriors’ Homecoming football game against Copiah-Lincoln... Read More.
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Oktoberfest Vender Sign Up Deadline

The deadline to sign up as a vendor for this year's Oktoberfest in Carthage is Friday September 24th. The Oktoberfest will be held at the beautiful Old Elementary School located at 504 North Van Buren Street. If you would like to sign up to be a... Read More.
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Carthage Fall Farmer’s Market

The Carthage Farmers Market will be open Tuesday, October 5th from 8 a.m. - 12 p.m. The Market features local fresh produce, homemade baked goods, crafts, jewelry, t-shirts, local honey, fresh local beef, and so much more. The Carthage Farmers Market is held in McMillan Park... Read More.
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City of Carthage is Hiring

The City of Carthage has announced that it is now accepting applications for a full time certified Police Officer. "The Police Officer: keeps the public safe by investigating and preventing crimes. Their main duties include processing and making criminal arrests, writing detailed reports about various... Read More.
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Leake Central Yearbook Sale

Leake Central 2022 Yearbooks are on sale right now. You can save $10 on your yearbook if you order it by October 15th making it $55. You can also personalize the cover of your yearbook for an additional $6. Order yours online with a credit or... Read More.
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ECCC Nursing Students Donate to Hurricane Ida Relief

Members of East Central Community College’s Association of Student Nurses at EC (ASNEC) recently collected donations for the Hurricane Ida Relief and Recovery efforts. ASNEC is made up of first- and second-year Associate Degree Nursing students at ECCC. The non-perishable items were sent to Louisiana... Read More.
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Thompson Says Don’t Deport the Haitians

WASHINGTON--You may have seen the images and video of 12,000 Haitian immigrants camped at the U.S.-Mexico border, underneath the international bridge at Del Rio, Texas. Congressman Bennie Thompson says the U.S. should not be sending them back home. The federal government has been airlifting some... Read More.
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