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Spring Ball Registration Deadline In Philadelphia Extended

Tuesday, February 23 by Robbie Watson

Ball Registration deadline has been extended in Philadelphia. That means T-Ball, Softball and Baseball are all on the schedule for Northside Park this spring. The deadline for registration is this Friday, February 26th. The fee for T-ball is $60. and is for children four... Read More.

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Disturbance of Family and Resisting Arrest in Neshoba Arrests

Tuesday, February 23 by Staff Report

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Alarm in Leake County

Tuesday, February 23 by Kimberly Clark

11:34am - Leake County Deputies were called to Pleasant Hill Road after calls of a public disturbance. 12:59pm - Leake County Deputies responded to a burglar alarm at a residence on Hwy. 35 North.

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EC Lady Warriors Split Doubleheader with Coastal Alabama Lady Chief’s

Tuesday, February 23 by Staff Report

The Mound at the Softball Complex in Decatur was the place to be for MACJC softball today as the EC Lady Warriors of East Central Community College played host to the Lady Sun Chief's of Coastal-AL South. The first game of the doubleheader was... Read More.

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Covid-19 Vaccinations Expand As Case Numbers Drop

Tuesday, February 23 by Robbie Watson

The Covid-19 vaccination will now become available for first responders and teachers. Governor Reeves announced that "tens of thousands of vaccines will become available for appointments starting tomorrow. Also, today marks 17 days with Covid-17 cases being under 1,000 and the six day average... Read More.

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Mobile Resource Center At Tucker Elementary

Tuesday, February 23 by Robbie Watson

The Mobile Resource Center plans to be at Tucker Elementary today. The center is set up to help students and parents of students enrolled in distance learning at Choctaw Tribal Schools. The bus will be on site from 11:15am-4:30pm.

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Vandalism and a Structure Fire in Leake County

Tuesday, February 23 by Kimberly Clark

9:00am - Carthage Police were called to a business on South Van Buren Street after calls of vehicles being vandalized. 9:30am - Thomastown Volunteers, Carthage Volunteers, and Carthage Fire Department were called to a structure fire on Damascus Church Road. 11:30am - Leake County Deputies responded... Read More.

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Power Restoration Update

Tuesday, February 23 by Robbie Watson

Power restoration continues across our state and in our region. Approximately 1930 outages are reported in Neshoba county, 36 in Leake, 25 in Attala and 0 in Winston county. Restoration progress is being made with supplemental crews have travelled from other regions support efforts... Read More.

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ECCC Foundation Extends Scholarship Application Deadline

Tuesday, February 23 by Robbie Watson

The ECCC Foundation has extended the application deadline. New and returning students still have the opportunity apply for the scholarships to be awarded for the 2021-22 school year. The new deadline is noon on Friday, February 26. The extension was approved due to recent... Read More.

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Boys and Girls Club of MBCI Names Hannah Charlie Youth of The Year Candidate

Tuesday, February 23 by Robbie Watson

The Boys and Girls Club of Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians has selected Hannah Charlie as Youth of the Year. According to Pearl River Teen Center, "Hannah has been a member of The Club for five years and has become one of our most... Read More.

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Spring Ball Registration Continues in Carthage

Tuesday, February 23 by Robbie Watson

Ball registration continues in Carthage. Applications are available at City Hall for T-Ball, Soft Ball and Baseball. The fee is $60. per person. The deadline is March 5th and that is a firm date says Penny Spears. City Hall is open 8am-5pm daily. The... Read More.

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Mississippi Lottery adds $75M to state revenue since July

Monday, February 22 by Breck Riley

Mississippi has collected more than $75 million since July 1 from the state lottery. State law specifies that the first $80 million collected each budget year will go toward highway construction and maintenance, and the next $80 million will go to education. The budget year runs... Read More.

Neshoba

Spring Ball Registration Deadline In Philadelphia Extended

Disturbance of Family and Resisting Arrest in Neshoba Arrests

Alarm in Leake County

EC Lady Warriors Split Doubleheader with Coastal Alabama Lady Chief’s

Covid-19 Vaccinations Expand As Case Numbers Drop

Mobile Resource Center At Tucker Elementary

Vandalism and a Structure Fire in Leake County

Power Restoration Update

ECCC Foundation Extends Scholarship Application Deadline

Boys and Girls Club of MBCI Names Hannah Charlie Youth of The Year Candidate

Spring Ball Registration Continues in Carthage

Mississippi Lottery adds $75M to state revenue since July

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