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Carthage Venues Starting to Reopen

Thursday, February 4 by Robbie Watson

Some Carthage venues are reopening. The Carthage Mayor and City council reached a decision to reopen the community center and scout hut at McMillan Park as well as Trustmark Park stage. The Lincoln Park community house and Carthage Coliseum remain closed for renovations.If you... Read More.

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Boating Accident Kills Woman From Philadelphia

Thursday, February 4 by Staff Report

Robin Gregory died in a boating accident at the Ross Barnett Reservoir. According to WTOK, the long time Philadelphia resident drowned as part of a boating crash Tuesday morning. She was a passenger on the boat. The driver was not hurt. Reservoir officials reported... Read More.

Watch Out For Covid-19 Vaccination Fraud

Wednesday, February 3 by Robbie Watson

The Scam Alert is on high again and this time it's the concerning Covid-19. The Mississippi Insurance Department is warning you to watch out for vaccination fraud. Signs for potentially dangerous scams include the following -1. You are asked to pay out of pocket... Read More.

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First-Degree Murder and Multiple Felony Possession Arrests in Attala & Leake

Wednesday, February 3 by Staff Report

Leake Emergency Dispatches: February 3

Wednesday, February 3 by Kimberly Clark

5:44am - Officers responded to alarm on Hwy. 16 east. 6:52am - Leake County Deputies responded to a home on Barnett Rd. after calls of a drunken disturbance. 7:16am - Leake County Deputies responded to a car fire on Hwy. 35 north near... Read More.

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Multiple Burglary Arrests and Aggravated Assault Charges in Neshoba County

Wednesday, February 3 by Staff Report

National Park Service implements mask requirement for Natchez Trace Parkway and all other parks and federal buildings

Wednesday, February 3 by Breck Riley

To protect the health of those who live, work and visit national parks and facilities, and in support of the President’s Executive Order on Protecting the Federal Workforce and Requiring Mask-Wearing, the National Park Service (NPS) has implemented a mask requirement for employees,... Read More.

Covid-19 Vaccines Are Coming Soon to Walmart Locations in Mississippi

Wednesday, February 3 by Robbie Watson

Covid-19 Vaccines are coming soon to Walmart locations in Mississippi. According to Dr. Thomas Dobbs, State Health Officer, certain locations will soon provide the vaccine in conjunction with the federal retail pharmacy program for Covid-19. This program is a collaboration between the federal government,... Read More.

Game On! Ball Registration Has Started In Carthage

Wednesday, February 3 by Robbie Watson

Ball registration has officially started in Carthage. Applications are available at City Hall for T-Ball, Soft Ball and Baseball. The fee is $60. per person. The deadline is March 5th and that is a firm date says Penny Spears. City Hall is open 8am-5pm... Read More.

Carthage City Hall Lobby Has Reopened

Wednesday, February 3 by Robbie Watson

The Carthage City Hall lobby has reopened. While that is true you must continue to wear a mask and practice social distancing guidelines according to City Clerk Penny Spears. This also means you can now pay your water bill in person but can continue... Read More.

SBA- How Can Branding Help Small Business?

Wednesday, February 3 by Robbie Watson

The SBA of Mississippi will present an online event today. The topic will be branding values for small business. Perfect The Pivot: Defining and Living Your Brand Values in a Time of Transition will be today from 9:00-10:30 am. The speakers will be Grace... Read More.

Valentine Candy Bags And Crafts at The Walnut Grove Public Library

Tuesday, February 2 by Robbie Watson

Valentine Candy Bags and Crafts are waiting at the Walnut Grove Public Library. The treats will be available until February 12th or until supplies last. Also, check out their dial a book reading series as well. For more information call (601) 253-2483.