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Hosemann Says He’s “Fine” After Senate Collapse

Thursday, February 20 by Randy Bell

Lieutenant Governor Delbert Hosemann says he’ll be back at work today after collapsing while presiding over the state Senate yesterday. Hosemann slumped against the podium then fell to the floor. But in a social media post later in the day, he said he was... Read More.

Suspicious Persons, Disturbances, and an Arrest Make for a Busy Day in Leake

Wednesday, February 19 by Ashlee Davis

Authorities responded to several incidents in the early hours of Wednesday, Feb. 19.Carthage Police were dispatched to a family disturbance on Martin Luther King Dr. at 12:30 a.m., where the homeowner requested the removal of individuals causing trouble.Shortly before 1 a.m., officers were alerted... Read More.

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Wednesday Morning in Neshoba – Suspicious Person and Crashes

Wednesday, February 19 by Ashlee Davis

Neshoba County deputies handled multiple incidents Wednesday morning, including a suspicious person report and two crashes.At 6 a.m., deputies responded to a home on Hwy 21 South near Fellowship Baptist Church after a homeowner reported someone walking around the property.At 7:36 a.m., a vehicle... Read More.

Tuesday Was Busy for Law Enforcement in Leake

Wednesday, February 19 by Ashlee Davis

Law enforcement and emergency crews responded to several incidents throughout Tuesday, February 18.Carthage Police were called to a residence on N. Jordan St. just before 1 a.m. after a homeowner reported hearing loud noises. Officers checked the area but found no suspicious activity.At 5:47... Read More.

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Hampton D. Thames Named President and CEO of Citizens National Bank

Wednesday, February 19 by Staff Report

Hampton D. Thames has been named President and Chief Executive Officer of Citizens National Bank, while Archie McDonnell has announced his retirement after nearly 50 years of service. Thames, a 36-year employee of Citizens National Bank, was named President in April 2016 and has... Read More.

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Central Electric Power Issues a Press Release

Wednesday, February 19 by Lora Beckham

TVA and CENTRAL ELECTRIC POWER ASSOCIATION MEDIA ADVISORY Public Power Team Working to Keep Consumers WarmExtended periods of extremely cold temperatures significantly increase the demand for electricity. Central Electric Power Association, together with TVA, is proactively taking steps to reduce energy consumption by asking our... Read More.

Robbery, Felony Conspiracy, and Grand Larceny in Neshoba County

Wednesday, February 19 by Staff Report

Burglary, Malicious Mischief, and Shoplifting in Attala and Leake

Tuesday, February 18 by Staff Report

Neshoba Central releases 2025 football schedule

Tuesday, February 18 by Breck Riley

Neshoba Central has released its 2025 football schedule. The schedule includes non-district games against Kosciusko, Meridian, West Lauderdale, Germantown, and Columbus. Despite 2025 being a reclassification year for the MHSAA, the Rockets will remain in Region 2-6A. District games for the Rockets will be against Greenville, Canton,... Read More.

Elderly Woman Dies in Neshoba Fire

Tuesday, February 18 by Randy Bell

An investigation continues after a fatal house fire in Neshoba County. Sheriff Eric Clark says the body of Martha Moore, 81, was found in a bedroom of the small house on County Road 212 in the Dixon community early Sunday morning. The fire is... Read More.

Four-Vehicle Crash in Neshoba Monday Morning

Monday, February 17 by Ashlee Davis

A four-vehicle crash occurred on Hwy 16 W near County Road 547 early this morning at 6:25 a.m.The collision reportedly involved a concrete pump truck, a Choctaw Police Department patrol car, a pickup truck, and a school bus carrying around a dozen children. Thankfully,... Read More.

Winter Fire Safety: Tips to Keep Your Home Safe as Temperatures Drop

Monday, February 17 by Ashlee Davis

As temperatures drop once again in Mississippi, heating sources like space heaters and fireplaces can become fire hazards. We want to ensure you stay informed and take the necessary precautions to keep your home safe and prevent a potential house fire.Here are some winter... Read More.