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Ivermectin to Prevent COVID? No, Says the Miss. Dept. of Health

Monday, August 23 by Chris Davis

PHILADELPHIA, Miss.--You might've read on the internet or seen on Facebook some recommendations that you take Ivermectin to prevent coronavirus or cure it. The state Dept. of health says that's a bad idea."When you talk about an Ivermectin medication for a horse or a... Read More.

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Guest: You’re Paying More and the Blame Is Partly on the Federal Government

Monday, August 23 by Chris Davis

WASHINGTON--You may have noticed that you're paying more for most things, compared to this time last year. Congressman Michael Guest (R-Miss.) said that's because of inflation and the blame for that, at least partly, goes to the federal government and Congress."One of the things... Read More.

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Saturday – Three Car MVA On Hwy 25 N

Sunday, August 22 by Evan Miles

3:16 am - Leake County officials responded to a two vehicle MVA on Highway 16 West. Possible injuries were reported on the scene. 9:37 am - Officials received a call about a three car MVA on Highway 25 North. Entrapments and injuries were reported. 11:17 am... Read More.

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Fines, Prison Time Now Possible for Refusing to Isolate

Saturday, August 21 by Chris Davis

STATE WIDE--You could now face a fine of up to $500 or six months in prison if you test positive for COVID-19 and do not isolate in your house for 10 days. State health officer Dr. Thomas Dobbs made that possible with a mandate... Read More.

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Transformer Falls on Philadelphia Home

Friday, August 20 by Ashlee Davis

2:36 a.m. – Philadelphia Police, Emergency Medical Services, and Philadelphia Fire Department were dispatched to a one-vehicle accident on Highway 16 West near Bumpers. No serious injuries were reported.4:11 a.m. – Philadelphia Police and Philadelphia Fire Department responded to a call reporting a live... Read More.

Guest: The Infrastructure Bill May Be Too Expensive

Friday, August 20 by Chris Davis

WASHINGTON--Congressman Michael Guest has serious concerns about the infrastructure bill that's already been passed by the U.S. Senate and now must be considered by the House. He said in an interview with Kicks96 Thursday, that the bill is not totally paid for, and will... Read More.

Neshoba County Schools Mask Mandate to Continue

Friday, August 20 by Chris Davis

PHILADELPHIA, Miss.--The mask requirement for Neshoba County Schools will continue through Sept. 3, announced the district on their Facebook page."After discussion with local medical officials, the NCSD will continue to implement the mask requirement through September 3 at which time we will reevaluate our... Read More.

Reeves Won’t Shut Down Schools or Require Masks

Friday, August 20 by Chris Davis

STATE WIDE--Gov. Tate Reeves stressed during a news conference Thursday that he doesn't believe it's his job as governor to make blanket decisions for school districts across the state. He said he believes shutting down all schools because of coronavirus is a mistake."I'm not,... Read More.

Distracted Driver Hits Patrol Car

Thursday, August 19 by Ashlee Davis

12:37 p.m. – Philadelphia Police were called to the scene of a two-vehicle accident on Main Street. No injuries were reported.1:11 p.m. – Philadelphia Police responded to a minor two-vehicle collision on West Beacon Street at Sonic. While responding to this accident, a patrol... Read More.

Disturbance Reports in Philadelphia

Thursday, August 19 by Ashlee Davis

5:54 a.m. – Philadelphia Police responded to a call reporting that a vehicle was broken into at a residence on Lamar Circle.4:18 p.m. – Philadelphia Police were dispatched to Sistrunk Trailer Park when they received reports of a disturbance in progress.4:26 p.m. – Philadelphia... Read More.

Neshoba General to host vaccine event at Neshoba Coliseum – Wednesday, August 25

Thursday, August 19 by Ashlee Davis

Neshoba General Hospital & Nursing home is hosting a FREE vaccine event.The event will be held at the Neshoba County Coliseum on Wednesday, August 25th from 1:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Anyone that is eligible to receive the vaccine is encouraged to participate. The... Read More.

What Could Save Your Life If you Get COVID-19

Thursday, August 19 by Chris Davis

PHILADELPHIA, Miss.--The pandemic may be worse than it has ever been in Mississippi, according to numbers released by the state Dept. of Health. More than 4,000 cases were reported Wednesday, with 36 more people dead from the virus.That number includes two people in Holmes... Read More.