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Wild Game Supper

Tuesday, February 18 by Mickey Coulter

First Baptist Church, Cathage | 402 North Van Buren StreetSunday, February 23rd 6pm Family Life Center This is a FREE event! Meat and all the fixin's provided. Please bring your favorite dessertSpecial guest speaker: Dr. Marty Brunson of the Catch-A-Dream Foundation.

Body Found in Neshoba County Pond

Monday, February 17 by Melissa Boswell Townsend

A body was found in a local Neshoba County farm pond over the weekend.Neshoba County Sheriff Eric Clark says at the time of the discovery, the sheriff's department and the Mississippi Bureau of Investigations were executing a search warrant for the draining of a... Read More.

More rain expected for central Mississippi this week

Monday, February 17 by Breck Riley

More heavy rain is expected to impact central Mississippi this week.Forecasters with the National Weather Service in Jackson predict are predicting anywhere from 1 to 2 inches of rainfall.The heaviest amounts of rain are expected Tuesday - Wednesday morning.Flash flood and rising river levels... Read More.

Big Announcement on the Main Event!

Monday, February 17 by LOLLYDUDE

Our Boswell Media 2018 Mississippi Songwriter of the Year, Derek Norsworthy, was on the Main Event with a Big Announcement. Click the link to hear it.

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The Mayor and The Dude

Monday, February 17 by LOLLYDUDE

Philadelphia Mayor James Young was on the Main Event this morning with LOLLYDUDE. Click the link to listen to what he had to say.

Legislators approaching busy part of 2020 session

Monday, February 17 by Breck Riley

Mississippi lawmakers have had a slow start to their four-month session, but the pace is about to quicken as committees start debating bills dealing with the criminal justice system and other issues.March 3 is the first big deadline. That's the last day for House... Read More.

Carthage teenager killed in Madison County wreck

Monday, February 17 by Breck Riley

A Carthage teenager was killed in a two car wreck Sunday morning.It happened at 5:00 am at the intersection of Hwy 16 and Virgin Mary Road in Madison County.According Corporal Kevin Stewart with MHP, a GMC Yukon was driving east on MS 16 when... Read More.

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ECCC Women’s Tennis Ranked #20 and Travel to Holmes Tomorrow

Monday, February 17 by LOLLYDUDE

The East Central Community College women’s tennis team stepped out of the conference to host Snead State Saturday, and defeated the visitors from Boaz, Ala., 8-1.The match was played at the ECCC Tennis Complex on the campus in Decatur.With the win, the No. 20... Read More.

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Child Neglect, Statutory Rape, and Other Arrest Made

Friday, February 14 by Melissa Boswell Townsend

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Video: Pearl River continues to rise

Friday, February 14 by Breck Riley

River levels are rising and causing concerns for several areas of Mississippi, including Neshoba and Leake counties.Near Burnside Park, the river is elevated. However, Neshoba Emergency Management Director Darrell Wilson said no reports of flooding or damage have been made at this point.In Leake... Read More.

East Central Warriors Sweep Games with Meridian Eagles

Thursday, February 13 by Staff Report

The East Central Community College Basketball teams were back in action on their home court in Decatur tonight hosting Meridian Community College. The Lady Warriors and Lady Eagles played first and it remained a very close game through the first three quarters. The Lady... Read More.

10-year-old Neshoba County boy bitten by family’s dog

Thursday, February 13 by Ashleigh Fortenberry

A 10-year old Neshoba County boy was attacked by his pet pit bull, earlier this week.Sheriff Eric Clark said deputies responded to a house off Road 529, where the boy was already being treated by Neshoba County EMS. The victim's grandmother, who witnessed the... Read More.