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Tuesday at The Neshoba County Fair

The Neshoba County Fair continues today. Exhibit Hall opens at 8am.The Beef Show starts at 9am.The Neshoba Central High School Band will perform at 9:15 and 1pm.The Veterans Recognition and Fallen Heroes Memorial Service will be at 10:15 on Founders Square. Horse racing is... Read More.
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Hazardous Weather Possible For Our Region

Hazardous weather is possible for our region. The National Weather Service of Jackson says hot and humid conditions will continue through the week. "Afternoon temperatures in the mid to upper 90s will combine with high humidity to produce heat indices near 105. Some relief... Read More.
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Miss Neshoba County Fair Has Been Crowned

Miss Neshoba County Fair has been crowned. Her name is Abby Seale. She is the daughter of Steve and Tina Seale. Abby graduated from Neshoba Central High School in 2019, and she is now pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology with concentrations in neuromechanics... Read More.
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All Horse Races Cancelled Today

All horse races are cancelled today at the Neshoba County Fair. Organizers made saying that the decision was reached due to the track conditions. Muddiness has been a factor in the modification of events over the last couple of days.
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Some Mississippi schools are mask-optional amid COVID rise

(AP) Even as COVID-19 cases are increased rapidly in Mississippi, some school districts are saying masks will be optional for students, teachers and staff. Among the districts taking that approach is the state’s largest one, DeSoto County School District. Superintendent Cory Uselton says parents will... Read More.
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Dangerous Heat Stress Continues

Dangerous heat stressors are in the forecast again today. It will be hot and humid. Temperatures will climb into the 90s, with heat index values exceeding 100 degrees. Residents are urged to stay hydrated and use caution when spending time outdoors according to the... Read More.
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