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April 8th – MSDH Reports a New COVID-19 Case in Neshoba County

Wednesday, April 8 by Staff Report

The Mississippi Department of Health is reporting a new case in Neshoba County today with a total of 13 reporting. Attala and Leake continue to report 15 cases. Winston is now reporting 16 cases this morning as opposed to 17 yesterday (pending clarification****). 41... Read More.

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Senator Branning Live On The Main Event!

Wednesday, April 8 by LOLLYDUDE

District 18 Senator Jenifer Branning reached out to the Kicks96 listening audience on The Main Event with LOLLYDUDE this morning. If you missed it, click on the link to listen to the entire interview.

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Revised Resolution Enforces Curfew in Carthage

Wednesday, April 8 by Staff Report

A citywide curfew is being enforced in Carthage, Mississippi. Effective immediately, the curfew was voted in by The Mayor of Carthage and Board of Aldermen. It begins at 10 p.m. and lasts until 6 a.m. daily until April 30th. According to the resolution all... Read More.

At Least 2 People In Carthage Have Tested Covid-19 Positive

Wednesday, April 8 by Staff Report

At least 2 people living in Carthage, Mississippi have tested positive for Covid-19. The announcement came from Mayor Mary Ann Vivians during a Facebook Live event Tuesday night. She went on to emphasize the importance of wearing facemasks and gloves in public and being... Read More.

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LTC Facilities Still Reporting NO Covid-19 Cases in Attala, Leake, Neshoba, Winston

Wednesday, April 8 by Staff Report

Long-term care facilities such as nursing homes are continuing to report zero cases of COVID-19 in the areas of Attala, Leake, Neshoba, and Winston County. According to the MSDH website, "long-term care (LTC) facilities are considered high risk locations because their residents are older... Read More.

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From The Desk of Senator Jenifer Branning

Wednesday, April 8 by Staff Report

From the Desk of Senator Jenifer BranningMS Senate, District 18By request, I have put together a list of FAQ’s of new laws enacted to assist business and individuals during this time. This only addresses questions I have received and does not cover all aspects... Read More.

April 7th-MSDH Reports New COVID-19 Cases in Neshoba and Winston

Tuesday, April 7 by Staff Report

The Mississippi Department of Health is reporting new cases in Neshoba, and Winston Counties today. Neshoba is reporting 12 cases overall and Winston is reporting 17 cases overall. Attala and Leake Counties remain the same at 15 cases each overall. 38 long term care... Read More.

Philly Minute With The Mayor

Tuesday, April 7 by LOLLYDUDE

Mayor James Young was on the Main Event with LOLLYDUDE this morning. They are following the guidelines and did the interview with the glass between them. Click the link to hear the full conversation.

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Philadelphia business donates over 3,000 masks in two weeks

Tuesday, April 7 by Ashleigh Fortenberry

What started as a small donation of 50 hand sewn masks to local law enforcement has grown to more than 3,000 masks being donated all over.Rick Luke, co-owner of Faye's in Philadelphia sewed the first mask on March 18. He began the journey... Read More.

The Bell Tolls at Carthage United Methodist Church

Tuesday, April 7 by Staff Report

Carthage-The 6 p.m. Bell has tolled at Carthage United Methodist Church. Bells rang out in unity across Mississippi, including Carthage, at 6 p.m. to honor the frontline healthcare workers, and the ill. The office of Lieutenant Governor Delbert Hosemann sent out the request on... Read More.