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Emergency First Responders and Community Health Care Workers Receive Vaccine In Carthage

Thursday, January 21 by Staff Report

Some emergency first responders, community health care workers, front line workers and volunteers received the Covid-19 Vaccine in Carthage yesterday. The Moderna vaccine was administered through Baptist Memorial Leake. And vaccinations continue across the state for people 65 and older, individuals with preexisting conditions,... Read More.

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More DUI Arrests in Neshoba County

Thursday, January 21 by Staff Report

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Child Endangerment and Multiple DUIs in Neshoba Arrests

Thursday, January 21 by Staff Report

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Mississippi Legislators Revise Work Habits to Avoid Virus

Thursday, January 21 by Robbie Watson

Mississippi legislators are changing some work habits, trying to avoid a repeat of last year’s coronavirus outbreak at the Capitol. The goal is to put more space between people. In normal times, it’s common for legislators, lobbyists and others to crowd into committee rooms.... Read More.

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Tribal Princess Elisah Jimmie Cuts Ribbon at Mama ‘n’ Em Southern Table & Bar

Thursday, January 21 by Robbie Watson

Mama 'n' Em is open. The grand opening of the Southern Table & Bar took place on earlier today at Golden Moon Hotel and Casino. Tribal Princess Elisah Jimmie presided over the ribbon cutting along withTribal Chief Cyrus Ben, Crystal Ridge Tribal Council Representative... Read More.

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Dixie National Open Livestock Registration Extended Due to High Volume

Thursday, January 21 by Robbie Watson

Dixie National registration has extended. Due to high volume of Open Show Registrations, MDAC is experiencing technical difficulties with the online registration system. The application deadline is now extended until January 29th to ensure proper registration. To register for Open Livestock Shows go to... Read More.

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56th Annual Dixie National Livestock Show and Rodeo Kicks-Off January 22

Thursday, January 21 by Breck Riley

The 56th Annual Dixie National Livestock Show and Rodeo gets underway Friday, January 22, at the Mississippi State Fairgrounds. The Dixie National Livestock Show and Rodeo, the largest rodeo event east of the Mississippi River, brings in participants from all over the world and... Read More.

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Free Covid-19 Testing at Leake Health Department Today, Appointment Mandatory

Thursday, January 21 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.

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Breaking: Almost 10,000 Additional Second Dose Covid-19 Vaccines Available Now

Thursday, January 21 by Robbie Watson

Governor Reeves just released the following statement. "9,921 second dose appointments are open on Read More.

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Important – Baptist Medical Clinic Leake Updates Appointment Contact for Vaccine Registration

Thursday, January 21 by Robbie Watson

Baptist Medical Clinic has an additional contact for vaccine registration. Call 601-267-1470 and press option 5 to make an appointment. If you are over 65 or have a preexisting health condition you can now register for the vaccine. Hospital official said "Baptist is committed to... Read More.

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The Vaccination Report

Thursday, January 21 by Robbie Watson

Vaccinations continue. 138,676 vaccines have been administered with 126,955 first round vaccinations and 11,721 second round vaccinations. 1040 people have been vaccinated from Attala, 796 people from Leake, 1241 from Neshoba and 1241 from Winston county. Governor Reeves office confirmed that an additional 20,000 new... Read More.

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Trump Pardons Mississippian in Final Hours of Presidency

Thursday, January 21 by Robbie Watson

One of the people pardoned during Donald Trump’s final hours as president is a Mississippi physician who pleaded guilty to a federal bribery charge in 2012. Dr. Robert S. Corkern led Batesville Hospital Management, which handled business operations for Tri-Lakes Medical Center in Batesville.... Read More.

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Emergency First Responders and Community Health Care Workers Receive Vaccine In Carthage

More DUI Arrests in Neshoba County

Child Endangerment and Multiple DUIs in Neshoba Arrests

Mississippi Legislators Revise Work Habits to Avoid Virus

Tribal Princess Elisah Jimmie Cuts Ribbon at Mama ‘n’ Em Southern Table & Bar

Dixie National Open Livestock Registration Extended Due to High Volume

56th Annual Dixie National Livestock Show and Rodeo Kicks-Off January 22

Free Covid-19 Testing at Leake Health Department Today, Appointment Mandatory

Breaking: Almost 10,000 Additional Second Dose Covid-19 Vaccines Available Now

Important – Baptist Medical Clinic Leake Updates Appointment Contact for Vaccine Registration

The Vaccination Report

Trump Pardons Mississippian in Final Hours of Presidency

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