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ECCC to Receive Share of Woodward Hines Education Foundation COVID-19 Student Relief Grant to Mississippi Community College Foundation

Thursday, April 16 by LOLLYDUDE

The Mississippi Community College Foundation has received a grant of $310,000 from the Woodward Hines Education Foundation (WHEF) to help qualifying Mississippi community college students impacted by COVID-19 stay on track towards graduation.East Central Community College (ECCC) in Decatur will receive $20,000 of that... Read More.

Choctaw County woman charged for being in public with coronavirus

Thursday, April 16 by Breck Riley

An Ackerman woman has been charged for being in public after testing positive for coronavirus.According to a Facebook post, Ackerman police ticketed Quinyelda Clifton/Luckett for the "violation of health department orders with respect to life threatening communicable diseases."The arrest was made Wednesday on... Read More.

April 15th MSDH Reports new cases in Attala, Leake, Neshoba, Winston

Thursday, April 16 by Staff Report

The Mississippi Department of Health is reporting 273 new COVID-19 cases statewide. Attala is reporting 25 cases overall. Leake is reporting 40 overall, Neshoba is reporting 35 cases overall. Winston is reporting 22 cases overall. 66 long term care facility cases are reported. 3360... Read More.

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National Weather Service confirms a tornado hit Attala County Sunday

Thursday, April 16 by Breck Riley

Forecasters with the National Weather Service in Jackson have confirmed that a tornado touched down in Attala County during the Easter Sunday storms.The tornado touched down west of Sallis, near the Attala/Holmes County line at 2:06 pm.It was classified as an EF-1 storm with... Read More.

Burn Ban Lifted In Mississippi

Thursday, April 16 by Staff Report

The statewide burn ban has been lifted, effective immediately. The MFC says "mississippians are encouraged to continue to use caution when burning outdoors. The Mississippi Forestry Commission reminds you that you are responsible for fire and smoke damage caused by a fire you set.' ... Read More.

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April 16th- LTC Facilities Still Reporting NO Covid-19 Cases in Attala, Leake, Neshoba, Winston

Thursday, April 16 by Staff Report

Long-term care facilities such as nursing homes are continuing to report zero cases of COVID-19 in the areas of Attala, Leake, Neshoba, and Winston County. According to the MSDH website, "long-term care (LTC) facilities are considered high risk locations because their residents are older... Read More.

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Paint The Town Red is Coming To Neshoba County

Thursday, April 16 by Staff Report

Paint the Town Red is coming. Neshoba General and The Community Development Partnership is kicking off its “Paint the Town Red Day”, on Monday, April 20th, 2020. "The “red” movement is making its way across the country as people ban together in a safe... Read More.

The City of Carthage Says Stay Home

Thursday, April 16 by Staff Report

The City of Carthage says stay home. "The MSDH along with The City of Carthage is reinforcing an order that symptomatic individuals shelter in place. Only travel if going for medical or other necessary reasons. Do not expose others by going shopping. STAY AT... Read More.

Philadelphia mayor encourages residents to take COVID-19 threat seriously

Wednesday, April 15 by Ashleigh Fortenberry

Just weeks into a curfew and shelter at home order, Philadelphia Mayor James Young says residents in the Fair City are handling their new normal fairly well. However, as confirmed cases of coronavirus in Neshoba County continue to rise, Mayor Young says people have... Read More.

City bond issue possible in Philadelphia

Wednesday, April 15 by Ashleigh Fortenberry

A city bond issue could be in the future for Philadelphia residents.Mayor James Young says before the coronavirus outbreak, city officials were in the very early stages of proposing a $2.5 million bond issue that would include work on six different projects.The projects include... Read More.

Trailer Stolen From Hilltop

Wednesday, April 15 by Emergency Desk

Some time after midnight a theft took place at Hilltop Grocery. According to investigator Jimmy Nunn, a 20' Homestead enclosed trailer was taken from Hilltop Grocery. If anyone has any information you are urged to Contact the Attala County Sheriff Department at (662) 289-5556... Read More.