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Chief Ben and MBCI Celebrate Passing of Tribal Regalia Bill

Monday, July 20 by Staff Report

The Tribal Regalia Bill has passed. According to Chief Cyrus Ben and MBCI the bill "acknowledges the Mississippi Band Of Choctaw Indians as the only federally recognized tribe in the state." The bill states a government entity may not prohibit an individual (a member,... Read More.

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Stuff The Bus Coming to Neshoba Tomorrow

Monday, July 20 by Staff Report

Stuff The Bus is Coming to Philadelphia. United Way of East Mississippi's Neshoba County Stuff the Bus is tomorrow, July 21st at Community Development Partnership at The Depot from 9am - 3pm! Please bring donations of school supplies, new or gently used uniforms, and... Read More.

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FREE Covid Testing This Wednesday in Philadelphia

Monday, July 20 by Staff Report

FREE testing continues Wednesday, July 22nd, in Philadelphia. This Covid-19 testing is available at the Neshoba County Coliseum in Philadelphia. You must pre-register. To schedule an appointment sign up with the C Spire app, see link- https://www.umc.edu/CoronaVirus/COVID-19-Testing/Home.html or call 601-496-7200 if you do... Read More.

Tribal Chief Ben Meets White House Official

Thursday, July 16 by Staff Report

Chief Cyrus Ben met with White House Official Dr. Deborah Birx this week. Attending the meeting, were community health, business and other elected leaders alongside Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves, Dr. Thomas Dobbs, State Health Officer and Dr. Deborah Birx, White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator.... Read More.

Tucker Elementary Registration Is Next Week

Wednesday, July 15 by Staff Report

Tucker Elementary School registration is next week. New and returning students will register for the 20-21 school year July 21st through July 24th. Registration date is determined by first letter of last name. (see below) New students including Pre-K and Kindergarten students should bring... Read More.

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Multiple DUIs and Other Neshoba County Arrests

Wednesday, July 15 by Staff Report

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AUDIO: Tim Moore Talks Philly

Wednesday, July 15 by LOLLYDUDE

Our buddy from the Depot, Tim Moore stopped by the Main Event this morning, fair mask and all, with some good news and some upcoming events. Click the link to listen

AUDIO: New ECCC President On The Main Event

Wednesday, July 15 by LOLLYDUDE

Dr. Brent Gregory stopped by the Main Event this morning. LOLLYDUDE had a nice chat with ECCC's new president. Click the link to listen

Chief Ben Announces MBCI License Plates!

Tuesday, July 14 by Staff Report

MBCI License plates are coming. Tribal Members now have a unique license plate because of the passage of Senate Bill 2288 in the Legislature and Gov. Reeves signature. Chief Ben said "this specialty plate is something I've worked on for a number of years... Read More.

Multiple Felony Drug Arrests in Neshoba County

Tuesday, July 14 by Staff Report

In the past week, the Neshoba County Sheriff's Office has made multiple arrests for felony drug charges.

Main Street America Awards Accreditation To Carthage-Leake, Philadelphia!

Monday, July 13 by Staff Report

Carthage-Leake and Philadelphia have both been awarded 2020 National Main Street Accreditation.Each year, the National Main Street Center and its Coordinating Program partners announce the list of accredited Main Street America programs in recognition of their exemplary commitment to preservation-based economic development and community revitalization... Read More.

Local ECCC Student Athletes Honored Nationally

Friday, July 10 by LOLLYDUDE

Forty East Central Community College student-athletes have been honored by the National Junior College Athletic Association for their academic performance during the 2019-2020 school year.Receiving NJCAA All-Academic First Team and their respective high schools were Mackenzie Alford (women’s soccer) of Kosciusko, Dylan Barnett (men’s... Read More.