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Carthage-Leake County Library Relocates Sippin Cider to Library Entrance

Thursday, December 17 by Staff Report

The Carthage Leake Library Sippin Cider event has relocated. According to Librarian Nancy Cain, the event was originally scheduled to have guest storytellers Lynn and Mike Johnson conducting a reading at Trustmark stage. Due to circumstances they will not be able to participate today.... Read More.

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Baptist Leake Drive Through Sippin’ Cider

Thursday, December 17 by Melissa Boswell Townsend

Santa and all the elves at Baptist Leake invite you to join them for a drive through Sippin' Cider and Pallet Christmas Tree display Today, December 17th from 2:30 until 5:30. Drive through the front entrance of the hospital and vote for the best... Read More.

What is the worst Christmas gift to give men?

Thursday, December 17 by Breck Riley

Today In History, Thursday, December 17th

Thursday, December 17 by Staff Report

Today is Thursday, Dec. 17, the 352nd day of 2020. There are 14 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: On Dec. 17, 1903, Wilbur and Orville Wright of Dayton, Ohio, conducted the first successful manned powered-airplane flights near Kitty Hawk, North Carolina,... Read More.

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Breaking- Choctaw Health Center Receives First Shipment of Covid-19 Vaccine, Possibly First In Region

Thursday, December 17 by Staff Report

The Choctaw Health Center has received their first shipment of the Covid-19 Vaccine. According to CHC officials, the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine was delivered late tonight from Indian Health Services for use with frontline health care workers.CHC officials said "we are prepared to accept, store... Read More.

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Philadelphia High School Football Player Signs with Alabama

Thursday, December 17 by Staff Report

Kadarius Calloway has signed to play college football. The Philadelphia High School senior, who originally committed to Mississippi State, will play defense at University of Alabama for the 2021-22 season.

Are You Eligible for SNAP Benefits?

Thursday, December 17 by Staff Report

Are you eligible for SNAP benefits? Due to recent hardships including job change or loss of income you may qualify. And now there is a prescreening application online including a tool which will provide guidelines for eligibility and requirements. For more information go to... Read More.

Free Covid-19 Testing is Available In Winston, Appointment Necessary

Thursday, December 17 by Staff Report

Free Covid-19 testing is available at the Winston County Department of Health today. According to the MSDH testing hours are 11:00am-6pm. However, before visiting a county health department or other testing site, you must first be screened by speaking with a UMMC clinician to... Read More.

Carthage Mayor Vivian’s Mother Passes, Today’s Celebration of Life Service Open To The Public

Wednesday, December 16 by Staff Report

Mayor Vivian's Mother, Mrs. Mary Isaphine Stewart, has passed after a brief illness. Mayor Vivians said "I would like to thank everyone for their prayers, words of comfort, and other acts of kindness during my mother’s time of sickness. She made her transition, and... Read More.

Downtown After Dark is Tonight in Louisville

Wednesday, December 16 by Staff Report

Downtown After Dark is tonight. The event is in downtown Louisville and includes an evening of late night shopping. Stores will be open until 8:00pm. *Covid-19 precautions and measures are in place to emphasize public safety.For more information call the Louisville Chamber of Commerce... Read More.

PBS Remembers Charlie Pride

Wednesday, December 16 by BMO

From BMO in the MO'rning - In light of the passing of Charley Pride, PBS is re-streaming the documentary, American Masters – Charley Pride: I’m Just Me. Released in 2019, the film chronicles Pride's journey growing up in Mississippi during segregation to... Read More.