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The Romance Scam Report – Love is in The Air or Maybe Not

Friday, February 12 by Robbie Watson

Love is in the air or maybe not. If you are thinking about checking out romance on a dating app this weekend, be careful and watch out. The BBB is reporting that with the recent increase of CARES Act funding, some of that money... Read More.

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The Dixie National “Cowboy” Up Blood Drive Starts Today

Friday, February 12 by Robbie Watson

The "Cowboy Up" blood drive starts today. Hosted by the Mississippi State Fairgrounds, this first Dixie National Rodeo "Cowboy Up" blood drive will be held today and tomorrow. Times are today from 10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and tomorrow from 8:00 a.m. to 1:00... Read More.

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Municipal and County Office Closings In Leake and Neshoba for President’s Day

Thursday, February 11 by Robbie Watson

Municipal and County offices will be closed in Leake and Neshoba County on Monday, February 15th. These closings will be in honor of Presidents day. Offices will be open again on Tuesday. More any additional details call your local and county offices directly. Have... Read More.

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The Chill Is On With Dangerous Arctic Air In the Forecast and Possible Snow

Thursday, February 11 by Robbie Watson

The Chill is on. The National Weather service of Jackson is advising us that "arctic air is forecast to surge into the region late this weekend, persisting into early next week. This could end up being a long duration of very cold conditions and... Read More.

Drug Trafficking, Cyberstalking, and Other Leake & Attala Arrests

Thursday, February 11 by Staff Report

The Vaccination Report

Thursday, February 11 by Robbie Watson

As of today 370,489 vaccines have been administered in Mississippi with 288,699 first round vaccinations and 81,790 second round vaccinations. 2412 people have been vaccinated from Attala, 2350 people from Leake, 2768 from Neshoba, and 2251 from Winston county. Overall 615,425 vaccines have been... Read More.

The Dixie National Rodeo Starts Today

Thursday, February 11 by Robbie Watson

The Dixie National Rodeo starts today, and runs through Wednesday, February 17, 2021, at the Mississippi Coliseum. The seven-day event features bull riding, barrel racing, team roping, steer wrestling, bareback bronc riding, saddle bronc riding and tie down roping. Musical artists performing following the... Read More.

It’s A Special “HERS’day” Edition of BMO in the MO’rning with Jenna Torres!

Thursday, February 11 by BMO

BMO has been counting down the days for this as he, Ms. Lisa, KC, along with Breck and Chris Davis welcome singer/songwriter Jenna Torres for a full day of music from her 5th album "All Heart"! "She stands tall, while other bend in the... Read More.

Ethan Kinard of Leake Academy to Continue Football Career at Holmes Community College

Thursday, February 11 by Robbie Watson

Ethan Kinard will continue his football career beyond Leake Academy. He will be playing for Holmes Community College in the fall.photo) LA

Walnut Grove to Receive $434,604 Grant, Will Build Senior Citizen Facility

Thursday, February 11 by Robbie Watson

Walnut Grove is receiving a $434,604 grant. Governor Tate Reeves said in a letter that Walnut Grove's application for Small Public Facilities funds through the Community Block Grant program had been approved by The Mississippi Development Authority. Walnut Grove Mayor Brian Gomillion said "funds... Read More.

Grand Larceny and Multiple DUI Arrests in Neshoba County

Wednesday, February 10 by Staff Report

Leake County Dispatches: February 10

Wednesday, February 10 by Kimberly Clark

11:26am - Leake County Deputies responded to calls of a horse in the road on Hwy. 35 North.11:37am - Leake County Deputies were to called to Pickens Circle after reports of possible drugs found.12:45pm - Leake County Deputies responded to calls of cows in... Read More.