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Boswell Media Sports Countdown to Kickoff is returning (audio)

Monday, July 15 by Breck Riley

The Boswell Media Sports Countdown to Kickoff is back for its third year.The Boswell Media Sports Countdown to Kickoff will feature interviews with coaches and commentators from the core group of schools covered by Boswell Media Sports.That group includes Kosciusko, Leake Academy, Holmes Community... Read More.

armed robbery, felony DUI and other arrests in Attala/Leake County

Monday, July 15 by Staff Report

Dana H Alford, 34, 555 Hannah Road, Carthage, disturbing the peace, Leake Co. Sheriff’s Dept.Jamarion K Cook, 22, 1962 Laurel Hill Road, Carthage, possession of paraphernalia, failure to comply, Carthage PDBrzezinskir Henderson, 20, 400 Franklin Street, Carthage, aggravated assault, armed robbery, public indecency, Carthage... Read More.

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Distinguished Young Women highlight: Suzanna Horn

Monday, July 15 by Staff Report

Suzanna Horn is ready to show her passion of singing at the Distinguished Young Women program.“For my talent I will be performing the song ‘Rise’ by Katy Perry,” Horn says. “I’ve been singing as long as I can remember. I just love music so... Read More.

Derek Norsworthy “Beach Body” lyric video

Monday, July 15 by Breck Riley

Derek Norsworthy, 2018 Boswell Media Mississippi Songwriter of the Year, has released the lyric video for his new summer single "Beach Body."

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Neshoba Co. deputies kill suspect who pointed gun

Saturday, July 13 by Staff Report

A suspect was killed by Neshoba County sheriff's deputies after the sheriff says the suspect pointed a gun at them while they were investigating a prior shooting.Sheriff Tommy Waddell says he and four of his deputies went to a home to investigate a shooting... Read More.

First WNV case for 2019 reported in Mississippi

Friday, July 12 by Staff Report

The Mississippi State Department of Health Thursday reported its first human case of West Nile virus in 2019. The reported case is in Smith County.In 2018, Mississippi had 50 WNV cases and no deaths. The first case was reported in mid-July.“This first case of... Read More.

Leake County Libraries dial-a-story “Sheep Dog and Sheep Sheep” read by Mrs. Gloria Alford

Friday, July 12 by Staff Report

Leake County Libraries dial-A-Story for this week is “Sheep Dog and Sheep Sheep” by Eric Barclay. Special guest reader is former educator, Mrs. Gloria Alford. You can hear this week’s story by dialing 601-267-7208 June 11, 2019 through June 18, 2019 . Dial-a-story is... Read More.

ECCC Holds 2019 High School Equivalency Graduation

Friday, July 12 by Staff Report

Thirty students received their High School Equivalency diplomas during ceremonies July 9 at East Central Community College in Decatur. Those receiving HSE diplomas were (front row, from left) Datola Ealy of Forest, Morgan Slack of Louisville, Harley Sellers of Bay Springs, Genesis Robinson of... Read More.

Griffis elected to Board of Directors of Mississippi Automobile Dealers Association

Friday, July 12 by Staff Report

Bill Griffis has been elected to serve as Chairman Elect of the Board of Directors of the Mississippi Automobile Dealers Association (MADA).Griffis is the owner of Griffis Motors in Philadelphia. Griffis previously served on the Board of Directors prior to being elected to the... Read More.

Mississippi’s Distinguished Young Woman Named 1st Runner-Up in National Competition

Friday, July 12 by Staff Report

Mississippi has once again proven that it is home to some of the most talented and accomplished young women in the nation.Lori Feng of Starkville, Miss. was named 1st runner-up on July 6th at the 2019 Distinguished Young Woman of America Finals which were... Read More.

Heavy rains to impact central Mississippi as Tropical Storm Barry moves through

Friday, July 12 by Breck Riley

The remnants of Tropical Storm Barry will move into central Mississippi over the weekend.As the storm moves through the state, the greatest threat will be rain.Due to the forecasted slow moving nature of the storm, officials with the National Weather Service in Jackson... Read More.

Elisah Monique Jimmie crowned 65th Choctaw Indian Princess

Wednesday, July 10 by Staff Report

Newly Elected Tribal Chief Cyrus Ben opened the 70th Annual Choctaw Fair Wednesday. Eleven young ladies were hoping to be crowned the new Choctaw Indian Princess, Sydni Tangle passed her crown to the 65th Choctaw Indian Princess Elisah Monique Jimmie.Elisah Monique Jimmie is the... Read More.