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Flood Warning Continues in Our Area

Sunday, April 11 by Staff Report

A flood warning continues in our area including Leake and Neshoba counties. According to the National Weather Service in Jackson a flood warning is extended to Pearl River near Lena, Carthage, Edinburg, and Philadelphia. And if you see potential flooding or elevated water, turnaround,... Read More.

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Sunday- Tree down on Highway 429 about 3 miles before you get to Thomastown

Sunday, April 11 by Staff Report

5:24 am- Caller called in and reported of a tree down on Red Dog Road about 2 miles from the Natchez Trace. Natchez Trace Parkway was notified. 6:22 am- Police were advised of a tree down on Highway 429 about 3 miles before you get... Read More.

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You Can Still Register to Vote

Sunday, April 11 by Staff Report

Voter turn out was extremely low last week in our region. The good news is that if you didn't vote because of lack of registration, you still have time to get in the game for the general election. According to the Mississippi Secretary of... Read More.

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Saturday-Car VS Tree on Utah Road Hwy 25 at the end of the stop sign

Sunday, April 11 by Staff Report

1:44 am- Caller advised that police come out to 385 Corinth Road for a fight that was taken place on the caller’s property. Two male subjects were busting out windows from vehicles and said officers come takeover. 6:03 am- A car went head on with... Read More.

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Neshoba Central STAR Student and Teacher of The Year Announced

Sunday, April 11 by Staff Report

Mary Kate Moran has been named STAR Student for the 2020-2021 school year by the Mississippi Economic Council (MEC) M. B. Swayze Foundation, sponsor of the Student Teacher Achievement Recognition (STAR) program. Established by the Mississippi Economic Council in 1965, the purpose of the... Read More.

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Philadelphia High School STAR Student and Teacher Announced

Sunday, April 11 by Staff Report

Philadelphia High School has announced STAR student and teacher of the year. The School released the following statement. "Congratulations to our 2021 Philadelphia High School STAR Student and Teacher, Emma Taylor and Mrs. Anne Fisacerly!" STAR Students are named by the Mississippi Economic Council... Read More.

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Speeding Continues In Carthage

Sunday, April 11 by Staff Report

Speeding continues in Carthage. Last October City Hall announced that designated speed limits were going to be enforced and consequences of breaking the law would be ticketing. Yet, excessive speeding is continuing especially in residential areas where streets have speed limits of 20 miles... Read More.

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Mississippi Dept of Narcotics Warns About Overdoses Due to Counterfeit Drugs

Sunday, April 11 by Staff Report

Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics is warning to the public about counterfeit drugs. MBN announced that within the past 45 days, the Hattiesburg District Office of the Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics has seen an increase in the number of overdoses related to counterfeit pharmaceuticals. Pending... Read More.

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Hinds Community College to Offer Free Tuition

Sunday, April 11 by Staff Report

Hinds Community College is offering free tuition. The School released an announcement stating that free tuition fees and books will be offered this summer. This applies to current students, dual enrollment students, transfers, high school students as well as future applicants. These funds have... Read More.

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Potential Jail Time for Selling or Giving Away Fake or Real Urine for Drug Tests

Sunday, April 11 by Staff Report

A new Mississippi law will set penalties for selling, marketing or giving away real human urine or fake urine to try to produce clean results on drug tests. Republican Gov. Tate Reeves signed Senate Bill 2569 on Friday. It becomes law July 1. Legislators... Read More.

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Final Day of Mudbug Festival

Sunday, April 11 by Staff Report

Today is the final day of the Mudbug Festival. There are still rides, entertainment, and plenty of food. Gates open today at 12pm. Prices are $1.50 per coupon, $25 for 22 coupons and $60 for 50 coupons. The public can also enjoy all rides... Read More.

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Hwy 35 blocked at Dossville due to wrecked 18-wheeler

Saturday, April 10 by Breck Riley

A wrecked 18-wheeler has traffic blocked on Hwy 35 near the Attala-Leake County line. The truck ran off the road and into the ditch. Wreckers and other crews were on scene at the time of this report attempting to get the truck out of the ditch. A... Read More.

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Flood Warning Continues in Our Area

Sunday- Tree down on Highway 429 about 3 miles before you get to Thomastown

You Can Still Register to Vote

Saturday-Car VS Tree on Utah Road Hwy 25 at the end of the stop sign

Neshoba Central STAR Student and Teacher of The Year Announced

Philadelphia High School STAR Student and Teacher Announced

Speeding Continues In Carthage

Mississippi Dept of Narcotics Warns About Overdoses Due to Counterfeit Drugs

Hinds Community College to Offer Free Tuition

Potential Jail Time for Selling or Giving Away Fake or Real Urine for Drug Tests

Final Day of Mudbug Festival

Hwy 35 blocked at Dossville due to wrecked 18-wheeler

Last Time on B-MO in the Morning

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