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Mississippi disaster declaration approved for Easter storms

Monday, April 20 by Breck Riley

President Donald Trump has approved a disaster declaration for Mississippi for tornadoes and other strong storms that struck the state on Sunday.The storms swept through several states from Texas to Maryland on Sunday and Monday, killing at least 36 people.Mississippi has reported at least... Read More.

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Leake County Reports 77 Covid Cases, Mayor Says Stay Home

Monday, April 20 by Staff Report

Leake County is reporting a Covid-19 spike. 77 cases including 1 death were reported Sunday which is more than double the 29 cases of one week ago. The Mayor of Carthage, Mary Ann Vivians, emphasized the spread in the City of Carthage, stating, "If... Read More.

Attala LTC Reports One Covid-19 Case – Leake, Neshoba, Winston Remain Negative

Sunday, April 19 by Staff Report

An Attala County LTC is reporting One Covid-19 case. Leake, Neshoba, and Winston County are still reporting zero cases. According to the MSDH website, "long-term care (LTC) facilities are considered high risk locations because their residents are older or in poor health. Even one... Read More.

Paint the Town Red Today

Sunday, April 19 by Staff Report

Paint the Town Red. Today, Neshoba General and The Community Development Partnership is kicking off its “Paint the Town Red Day." According to Annette Watkins, Neshoba General spokesperson, "the 'red' movement is making its way across the country as people ban together in a... Read More.

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Flood Warnings Extended Until Further Notice In Leake and Neshoba

Sunday, April 19 by Staff Report

Flood Warnings are extended until further notice. The Pearl River above Philadelphia affecting Neshoba County, and the Pearl River above Edinburg are potential flood warning areas. The Yockanookany River near Ofahoma could also affect Leake County. Tuscolameta creek flooding could affect Walnut Grove. Heavy... Read More.

April 19th-MSDH is Reporting New Covid Cases in Attala, Leake, Neshoba, Winston

Sunday, April 19 by Staff Report

The Mississippi Department of Health is reporting 300 new COVID-19 cases statewide. Attala is reporting 36 overall including 1 LTC case. Leake is reporting 77 cases overall with 1 death, Neshoba is reporting 65 cases overall with 2 deaths. Winston is reporting 33 cases... Read More.

DUI, Assault, and Other Arrests in Neshoba County

Saturday, April 18 by Staff Report

Possession of a Controlled Substance and Other Neshoba County Arrests

Saturday, April 18 by Staff Report

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Chief Ben Tests Positive

Saturday, April 18 by LOLLYDUDE

Tribal Chief Cyrus Ben has tested positive for COVID-19. Here is his statement that he posted on Facebook.This morning I received confirmation that I have tested positive for the COVID-19 virus. I wanted our Tribal Community to hear this from me. Currently, I do... Read More.

Murder and Other Recent Arrests in Neshoba County

Saturday, April 18 by Staff Report

New Cases of Covid-19 Reported in Attala, Leake, Neshoba, Winston

Saturday, April 18 by Staff Report

The Mississippi Department of Health is reporting 181 new COVID-19 cases statewide. Attala is reporting 34 overall including 1 LTC case. Leake is reporting 64 cases overall with 1 death, Neshoba is reporting 55 cases overall with 1 death. Winston is reporting 29 cases... Read More.

Mississipi Shelter in Place Remains in Effect

Friday, April 17 by Staff Report

Mississippi's shelter in place remains in effect until April 27th. According to Governor Tate Reeves, "I have to extend the shelter-in-place order for seven more days, while taking some new steps to help Mississippians mentally and financially. We are easing the brakes on “non-essential”... Read More.