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Fall Soccer Coaches Still Needed

Monday, August 16 by Staff Report

284 players have registered for soccer this year, according to Northside Park officials. That being said Fall soccer coaches are still needed for the season. If you or anyone you might be interested text 6016564101 with age desired and information. See list of coaches... Read More.

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Hospitalization Rates Up 250% as Testing Continues In Neshoba

Monday, August 16 by Robbie Watson

Covid testing will continue this week at Neshoba General. The testing line will be open again today at 8:00 am to pre-register for COVID screening. Testing dates and times will be revised starting today in an effort to reallocate resources to respond to shortage... Read More.

Vehicle Versus Deer On Hwy 16 W

Sunday, August 15 by Evan Miles

5:46 am - Officials responded to a vehicle versus deer on Highway 16 West. 12:11 pm - An officer was requested to come out on Highway 13 North for a disturbance.

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Hospital CEO Places Blame for COVID Cases

Saturday, August 14 by Chris Davis

PHILADELPHIA, Miss.--When the Central Mississippi Fair began Wednesday, masks were part of the requirement. It was on that same day that Lee McCall, CEO of Neshoba General Hospital in Philadelphia, blamed the county's high number of coronavirus cases partly on the Neshoba County Fair.The... Read More.

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Mississippi Breaks 1 Day Record for Covid Hospitalization as New Cases Are Reported in Our Region

Friday, August 13 by Staff Report

Mississippi has set new single-day records of hospitalizations and intensive-care use because of COVID-19 and of new virus cases. The state Health Department reported on Thursday that 1,490 people were hospitalized and 388 were in intensive care Wednesday, and 4,412 new cases were confirmed.... Read More.

Rent and Utility Money Assistance Deadline Approaching

Friday, August 13 by Robbie Watson

Rent and utility money is still available. Approximately $25 million can be allocated to Mississippians through September 30th, according to state officials. These resources are part of the Rental Assistance for Mississippi Program, also known as RAMP. The program provides rent and or utilities... Read More.

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The Puppy Dog Scam Report

Friday, August 13 by Robbie Watson

Another Day, another Scam, and this time it has to do with puppy dogs. There were recent reports in our area of people listing puppies for sale on Craig’s List, requesting the money in advance, and then giving a local home address as the... Read More.

Philadelphia Driver Service Bureau Update

Friday, August 13 by Robbie Watson

The Philadelphia Driver Service Bureau is temporarily closed due to concerns regarding COVID-19. Customers in need of immediate assistance are encouraged to visit Driver Service Bureaus in the surrounding areas. Some services are available online and can be accessed by visiting Read More.

The Covid Update

Thursday, August 12 by Staff Report

MSDH is reporting an additional 3,163 cases of COVID-19 in Mississippi and 25 deaths. Attala County is reporting 13 new cases, 32 new cases in Leake, 111 in Neshoba, and 17 cases in Winston County.And according to a study conducted and released by The... Read More.

Reckless Motorcyclist Reported

Thursday, August 12 by Ashlee Davis

2:11 p.m. – Philadelphia Police were dispatched to Byrd Avenue to the scene of a two-vehicle collision. No injuries were reported.3:11 p.m. – Philadelphia Police received multiple calls reporting a motorcycle driving recklessly on Highway 16 West traveling eastbound.

Elevated Risk for Dangerous Heat Conditions Extended

Thursday, August 12 by Robbie Watson

Dangerous heat stress conditions are expected to continue over much of the area through Friday, according to the National Weather Service In Jackson. Afternoon heat index values will climb to between 105-110 degrees. Increasing rain chances across central-southeast Mississippi will lead to less oppressive,... Read More.

David And The Giants Coming To Carthage

Thursday, August 12 by Robbie Watson

David and The Giants are coming to Carthage. Joe Burgess announced that David and the Giants will be in concert Friday, August 20th, in Carthage at 7:30pm. The event will be held at the Old Elementary School. David and The Giants include band members... Read More.