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PHOTOS: Food Bags Handed Out Yesterday

Tuesday, April 28 by LOLLYDUDE

Open Arms, Inc. provided emergency food bags in Philadelphia yesterday afternoon. People started getting in line at 2:50 for the start at 4:30 and over 240 bags were handed out. The Rotary Club and PPD were on hand to assist. The line of cars... Read More.

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AUDIO: Tim Moore On The Main Event

Tuesday, April 28 by LOLLYDUDE

Tim Moore, Chamber/Main Street Director at the Community Development Partnership was on the Main Event this morning with the Dude. Tim is also on The Philadelphia-Neshoba-Choctaw Covid-19 Task Force and had an important message to share. Click the link to listen

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Attala, Leake, Neshoba, Winston Report New Covid Cases

Tuesday, April 28 by Staff Report

The Mississippi Department of Health is reporting 248 new COVID-19 cases statewide. Attala is reporting 89 cases overall including 22 LTC cases. Leake is reporting 179 cases overall with 1 death. Neshoba is reporting 169 cases overall with 3 deaths and 2 LTC cases.... Read More.

AUDIO: Philly Minute With The Mayor

Tuesday, April 28 by LOLLYDUDE

Philadelphia Mayor James Young was on the Main Event this morning with LOLLYDUDE. They talked about the proclamation that was released Monday afternoon focusing on public safety. Click the link to listen to the full chat

MDES To PAY Retroactive

Tuesday, April 28 by Staff Report

The Mississippi Department of Economic Security will Pay. Individuals will be compensated according to date of unemployment not time of the application, Governor Tate Reeves said in a news conference on Monday. People who have not been able to complete applications online are encouraged... Read More.

Philadelphia’s Open Arms will hold emergency food distribution Tuesday

Tuesday, April 28 by Ashleigh Fortenberry

Philadelphia's Open Arms organization will be handing out food Tuesday.The curbside food distribution will start at 4:30 pm and last until 6:30 pm at Open Arms, Incorporated, located at 239 Railroad Avenue.One bag per car will be distributed. People are asked to line... Read More.

LTC Facilities Report Increase Overall – NO New Cases Regionally

Monday, April 27 by Staff Report

LTC facilities are reporting additional Covid-19 cases since yesterday. The MSDH reports 679 cases statewide, an increase of 42 since yesterday. According to the MSDH, long term care (LTC) facilities are considered high risk locations because their residents are older or in poor health.... Read More.

Breaking: Photo: Philadelphia Mayor’s Wear Masks Proclamation

Monday, April 27 by Breck Riley

Mayor Young will be on the Main Event tomorrow morning at 7:30. Click to read the proclamation

Mary Kate Moran On The Main Event

Monday, April 27 by LOLLYDUDE

Mary Kate Moran has been selected as the new "Distinguished Young Woman" for Neshoba County. She stopped by the Main Event this morning and talked to LOLLYDUDE. Click the link to listen.

April 27th-New Covid Cases in Attala, Leake, Neshoba, Winston

Monday, April 27 by Staff Report

The Mississippi Department of Health is reporting 183 new COVID-19 cases statewide. Attala is reporting 86 cases overall including 16 LTC cases. Leake is reporting 161 cases overall with 1 death. Neshoba is reporting 156 cases overall with 3 deaths and 2 LTC cases.... Read More.

Neshoba County DYW 2021 Selected

Monday, April 27 by Staff Report

Neshoba County has a new "Distinguished Young Woman." Mary Kate Moran has been selected as the 2021 Neshoba County representative. Marlee Thomas is first alternate and Emma Taylor is second alternate. This year the candidates had to compete digital style because of Covid-19 social... Read More.

LTC Facilities Reporting COVID Increase

Sunday, April 26 by Staff Report

LTC facilities are reporting a significant increase of Covid-19 cases. The MSDH reports 637 cases statewide, a marked increase within the last week. According to the MSDH, long term care (LTC) facilities are considered high risk locations because their residents are older or in... Read More.