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ECCC Accepting Applications for Slagle In-District Tuition Scholarship
East Central Community College in Decatur is accepting applications for the Slagle In-District Tuition Scholarship through June 30, 2020.Depending on the availability of funding, the Slagle In-District Tuition Scholarship is available for students in the college’s district, which includes Leake, Neshoba, Newton, Scott, and... Read More.
The MAX to undergo several enhancements
It has only been open for a little over a year but the Mississippi Arts and Entertainment Experience has already proven to be a big hit.MAX President Mark Tullos said visitors can expect more parking, new lighting to enhance the courtyard experience as well... Read More.
Snake bites local hunter on head
In a scene that could provoke nightmares, a Mississippi hunter walking to a truck soon found himself racing to the hospital after a venomous snake struck him in the head. The rare attack had one scientist calling the hunter "the unluckiest guy in America."Tyler... Read More.
ECCC Men’s Soccer Program to Hold Open Tryout Feb. 21
An open tryout for the 2020 East Central Community College men’s soccer team will be held at 1 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 21, at Bailey Stadium on the Decatur campus, announced head men’s soccer coach Kenneth Thompson.Players will need to bring their own equipment... Read More.
Newton fires police chief
The city of Newton has fired its long-time police chief. Harvey Curry, who had served as chief since the year 2000, was terminated at Tuesday night's board of aldermen meeting.Newton city attorney, Brian Mayo, confirmed Curry's termination.Mayo says Curry was relieved of duty and... Read More.
Community Development Awards Program recognizes volunteers
Members of Neshoba County were recognized for their outstanding service at the 2019 Community Awards Program on Tuesday night at the Neshoba County Coliseum. The annual event is sponsored by the Neshoba County Extension Service and the Community Development Partnership.Austin Ainsworth, MSU - Neshoba... Read More.
State senator wants to amend the Mississippi constitution
A bill to remove the electoral vote requirement for the office of governor was assigned to two Senate committees Monday.If adopted by lawmakers, this bill would provide voters the final say in choosing who becomes the governor of Mississippi.State Sen. David Blount introduced Senate... Read More.
Dozens of donors participate in Neshoba Co. blood drive
Dozens of folks visited the mobile unit parked in front of Neshoba General Hospital hoping to donate their blood, Tuesday. Emergency Room Director Dr. John Boyles said it's so important for people to donate blood when they can, because so many depend on it.“It's... Read More.
Three armed robbers caught on camera at Dollar General
The Louisville Police Department has released photos captured by surveillance cameras of the three suspects wanted for the armed robbery of the Dollar General, Friday night.Chief Sean Holdiness said the unknown suspects fled the scene in what is believed to be an older... Read More.
Neshoba Central’s Cody Killen among 19 public school Leaders appointed to Administrator Advisory Council
Last year, Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann vowed to seek input from Mississippi’s public educators when considering legislation impacting public schools. To help him fulfill the promise, Hosemann named 19 public school leaders from across the State to an Administrator Advisory Council today.“For Mississippi to... Read More.
