Neshoba

Neshoba County Covid-19 cases are still some of the highest in the state. A report was released Monday by MSDH stating that Neshoba county was ranked #3 for highest cases overall in the State and #4 for highest incidences. To date Neshoba has 671... Read More.

A new executive order extends restrictive guidelines in several counties including Neshoba. Governor Reeves issued a the new executive order to extend until Monday, June 8 at 8:00 AM. Counties include Holmes, Jasper, Lauderdale Neshoba and Wayne, all of which are considered high risk... Read More.

It might not have looked like a typical graduation, but Philadelphia High School graduates celebrated the milestone with big cheers and smiles during a ceremony Friday night. Graduation was held at the high school. Students lined up in cars, waiting for their turn to walk... Read More.

PEARL RIVER RESORT TAKING MAJOR STEPS IN PREPARATION FOR REOPENING Choctaw, MS (May 28, 2020) – While Pearl River Resort and Bok Homa Casino (Sandersville) remain temporarily closed, major steps are being taken in preparation for reopening. Plans include strict sanitation and safety protocols, required... Read More.

The Mississippi Choctaw Indian Fair has been cancelled. In an announcement made by Chief Cyrus Ben, the decision was made because of ongoing Covid-19 concerns. "I have made the difficult decision to cancel the 2020 Choctaw Indian Fair annually held in July. With continued... Read More.

The Mississippi Choctaw Indian Princess will continue her reign. Elisah M. Jimmie will remain in her official role for one more year. Chief Cyrus Ben announced "due to the unexpected circumstances and health risks associated with hosting the Choctaw Indian Princess pageant, I asked... Read More.

Philadelphia High School has announced plans for graduation. The ceremony is set for this Friday at the school from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm. A stage will be set up across from the central office. Graduates will drive up in their cars then get out and... Read More.

Through the Neshoba County Baptist Association, the Helping Hands ministry has, for several years, distributed food every week to people who need it. At the start of the COVID-19 outbreak, volunteers moved the distribution outside and started a drive-through service. Every adult in the car... Read More.