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Mississippi National Guard Goes to Washington, D.C.

Saturday, January 16 by Robbie Watson

Approximately 100 Soldiers of the Mississippi Army National Guard left Jan. 15 to support the civil authorities in Washington, D.C., for the upcoming 59th Presidential Inauguration Jan. 20. The MSNG's mission as Task Force Mississippi is providing military and strategic support to law enforcement... Read More.

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City Limits Cafe Opens At Mississippi Farmers Market

Saturday, January 16 by Staff Report

Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce Andy Gipson cut the ribbon to the new City Limits Café at the Mississippi Farmers Market in Jackson. The café is open to the public Monday through Friday, and offers cafeteria-style quick service food, as well as made-to-order options... Read More.

BREAKING NEWS – Gary Allan Reschedules His Dixie National Show, Justin Moore Named Replacement!

Friday, January 15 by BMO

BMO in the MO'rning - BREAKING NEWS - Justin Moore has been announced as the new entertainment for the Tuesday, February 16, 2021, performance of the Dixie National Rodeo. Moore replaces Gary Allan, who is postponing his performance until the 2022 Dixie National Rodeo. ... Read More.

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Leake Academy Sweeps Winston Academy in Madden

Friday, January 15 by Staff Report

The Leake Academy Basketball teams were in district play tonight at Joe F. Shepard Gymnasium in Madden playing the Patriots of Winston Academy. Both teams came away with impressive wins. The Lady Rebels won their contest by 55 points, 71-16. The Lady Rebels were... Read More.

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BMO in the MOrning – TGIF ON TAP!

Friday, January 15 by BMO

What's ON TAP for BMO in the MO'rning:On tap today, BMO, "Brother Breck" and Chris Davis discuss Central Mississippi headline news, they have your Friday Festivities at the top of the 6 & 7am hour plus a lot more:BMO's "Text and Tones" topic question... Read More.

Local teacher receives State FFA Award

Friday, January 15 by Breck Riley

Mr. Kenneth Georgia, Agriculture instructor and FFA advisor at the Kosciusko-Attala Career Tech Center, was recently honored by the Mississippi FFA with the Distinguished Teacher Award.The plaque quoted, “Because your love for agricultural education has inspired, influenced, and made a positive difference in the... Read More.

$640,000,000 Powerball, and Scam Alert

Friday, January 15 by Robbie Watson

The next Powerball drawing, valued at $640,000,000, is this weekend. And unfortunately as the lottery numbers climb so do the scams. The Mississippi Lottery Corporation has provided some tips to help protect you. First of all, the Miss Lottery does not contact a winner,... Read More.

Philadelphia-A Day of Service Scheduled Instead of Martin Luther King Parade Due to Covid

Friday, January 15 by Robbie Watson

A Day of Service is scheduled in Philadelphia. The community street cleanup event will take place, Monday, January 18th on Martin Luther King Day. The event organized by Community in Action Organization will take place instead of the Martin Luther King Parade because of... Read More.

Free Covid-19 Testing at Leake County Health Department Today

Thursday, January 14 by Robbie Watson

Free Covid-19 testing is available today at the Leake County Health Department. However, before getting tested you must first be screened by speaking with a UMMC clinician to determine your likelihood of COVID-19 infection or exposure. This can be done by calling 601-496-7200 or... Read More.

Leadership Neshoba Students Create Blessing Box and You Can Help

Thursday, January 14 by Robbie Watson

Leadership Neshoba has a new service project. This year’s group of high school juniors created a Blessing Box which is located at the Depot. According the Community Development Partnership, "students filled the Blessing Box with water, individual snacks, blankets, toiletries, and many more items.... Read More.

The Vaccination Report Update

Thursday, January 14 by Robbie Watson

Vaccinations continue. However, If you don't have an appointment yet, you may have to wait. According to the Mississippi Department of Health all appointments are booked until February. 85,829 people from across the state have received their first vaccination. 390 people have been vaccinated... Read More.

Mississippi National Guard Sending Troops for Presidential Inauguration In Washington DC

Thursday, January 14 by Robbie Watson

The Mississippi National Guard is sending troops to Washington D. C. for the presidential inauguration. A National Guard press release says that troops will work to keep the event a “safe and secure environment” to allow for “a peaceful transition of authority." The Mississippi... Read More.