The Vaccination Report

1,780,904 vaccines have been administered in Mississippi with 1,935,775 distributed. 10,859 people have been vaccinated from Attala, 10,935 people from Leake,10,902 from Neshoba, and 10,189 from Winston county. Vaccines have now been distributed in multiple venues around the state. Governor Reeves announced vaccination eligibility... Read More.
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Multiple Car Accidents in Leake County Tuesday

8:54 am – Leake County Deputies responded to a disturbance at a residence on Mckee Road. 11:54 am – Leake County Deputies and Emergency Services were called to one vehicle accident on Eutaw Road. The vehicle had rolled over and someone was trapped inside. 2:13 pm... Read More.
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The Vaccination Report

1,744,623 vaccines have been administered in Mississippi with 1,935,775 distributed. 10,817 people have been vaccinated from Attala, 10,889 people from Leake,10,861 from Neshoba, and 10,157 from Winston county. Vaccines have now been distributed in multiple venues around the state. Governor Reeves announced vaccination eligibility... Read More.
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Madison McDaniel Signed to ECCC as Centralette

Neshoba Central’s Madison McDaniel signed with East Central Community College to be an ECCC Centralette. Madison will be a 2021 graduate of Neshoba Central High School. Madison is the daughter of Jim and Susan McDaniel. 1st Row: Her mom Susan McDaniel, Madison McDaniel, her brother... Read More.
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Ramie Harrison is Signed to Play College Baseball

Ramie Harrison will continue playing baseball. The Neshoba Central senior has signed with East Central Community College to further his career on the baseball field according to High School officials. Ramie will be a 2021 graduate of Neshoba Central High School. Ramie is the... Read More.
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Help Wanted – Part 2

Story from Chris Davis. Some businesses were hit hard by the pandemic. But, overall shops in central Mississippi have not been hurt that bad and some are thriving, according to three economic development leaders. "I think COVID-19 certainly brought more awareness to buying local and supporting... Read More.
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