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Hunter Education Class in Carthage

Monday, August 19 by Staff Report

The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks is sponsoring a Hunter Education Class in Carthage on Monday, August 19, Tuesday, August 20 and Thursday, August 22. Class will begin at 5 pm each night and last until 9:30 pm. The class will be... Read More.

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Teen holds convenience store owner at gunpoint

Friday, August 16 by Ashleigh Fortenberry

Thursday started out just like any day at The Spot, a very busy convenience store, owned by the Zahid family since 2011. Around 1:00 pm, things took a turn for the worse when a teenager casually walked inside and pulled a gun on the... Read More.

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Arrest Made in Philadelphia Armed Robbery

Friday, August 16 by Staff Report

A 17-year old has been arrested in connection with an armed robbery in Philadelphia. Philadelphia Police Chief Julian Greer said, “On Thursday, August 15 around 1pm, the Philadelphia Police Department received a 911 call regarding an armed robbery that had occurred at The Spot convenience... Read More.

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Extreme heat causes concerns for elderly

Friday, August 16 by Staff Report

As temperatures continue to climb, heat exhaustion is becoming a real concern, particularly in the elderly. A 74-year-old Winston County woman, who was mowing her lawn, suffered an apparent heart attack Monday. According to the coroner, she had preexisting conditions, but died due to the... Read More.

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ECCC Men’s Basketball Hosting Elite Camp Aug. 24

Friday, August 16 by Staff Report

The East Central Community College men’s basketball program is hosting an Elite Camp for 9th through 12th grade players Saturday, Aug. 24, from 1 to 5 p.m. in Brackeen-Wood Gym on the campus in Decatur. The cost is $35 per player. The ECCC Men’s Basketball Elite... Read More.

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Fan Day Saturday at MSU

Friday, August 16 by LOLLYDUDE

STARKVILLE -- Mississippi State's annual Fan Day featuring the 2019 Bulldog football team is set for this Saturday, Aug. 24, inside the Palmeiro Center. Doors open at 2 p.m. with autograph availability running from 2:30-4:30 p.m. Fans are asked to enter through the southeast entrance... Read More.

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KICKS96 with Derek Norsworthy at The Max with his new song “Neighbors Talkin”

Thursday, August 15 by LOLLYDUDE

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Leake County Libraries dial-a-story “A Piglet Named Mercy” read by Jennifer Thornton

Thursday, August 15 by Staff Report

The new Dial-A-Story at the Leake County Libraries this week is “A Piglet Named Mercy” by Kate DiCAMILLO. This week’s reader is Jennifer Thornton. Jennifer has an undergraduate degree in Business Management from Delta State University. She also has an undergraduate degree in Accounting... Read More.

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Tour d’Attala Little Mountain Ride set for Saturday

Thursday, August 15 by Staff Report

The Tour d’Attala Cycling Club will hold its annual Little Mountain Ride this weekend. The ride is set to take place Saturday, Aug 17. The Little Mountain Ride will begin at 7:00 a.m. and features 23, 44, and 70 mile options. The ride will begin and end... Read More.

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Neshoba County Sheriff: down to a two man race

Thursday, August 15 by Ashleigh Fortenberry

The next Sheriff of Neshoba County will either be republican Eric Clark or democrat Ken Edwards. “I feel great about it. I want to thank the voters for turning out last night and electing me and helping me get to the next stage. I feel... Read More.

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Julian Greer ready to serve Philadelphia as Police Chief- VIDEO

Thursday, August 15 by Staff Report

After serving 27 years with the Philadelphia Police Department, Julian Greer has a new title, Police Chief. “I’m glad that the process is over. Now we can hit the ground running and get started on some projects we want to see done,” said Greer. Greer was... Read More.

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After 1 death, Southern heat wave eases slightly with front

Thursday, August 15 by Staff Report

An oppressive heat wave blamed for a death in Mississippi eased a little across the Southeast on Wednesday after a cold front pushed through the region, bringing damaging storms along with lower temperatures. Stifling heat and humidity that had made it feel like it was... Read More.

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Hunter Education Class in Carthage

Teen holds convenience store owner at gunpoint

Arrest Made in Philadelphia Armed Robbery

Extreme heat causes concerns for elderly

ECCC Men’s Basketball Hosting Elite Camp Aug. 24

Fan Day Saturday at MSU

KICKS96 with Derek Norsworthy at The Max with his new song “Neighbors Talkin”

Leake County Libraries dial-a-story “A Piglet Named Mercy” read by Jennifer Thornton

Tour d’Attala Little Mountain Ride set for Saturday

Neshoba County Sheriff: down to a two man race

Julian Greer ready to serve Philadelphia as Police Chief- VIDEO

After 1 death, Southern heat wave eases slightly with front

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