Neshoba

The concerns of several Philadelphia School District parents and students were voiced this week, during a three day protest at the high school. They are speaking up against a number of problems they said the district has faced in the last few years. “We’re out... Read More.

No Swimming Allowed. Choctaw Wildlife and Parks Program has continued it's ban on swimming. They released a notice stating "A friendly reminder that NO SWIMMING is allowed at Lake Pushmataha or the various Tribal Community Ponds!! There are too many unknown dangers in these... Read More.

On June 16th, Cassie Hamilton of Union, MS was arrested by the Neshoba County Sheriff's Office for Felony Possession of a Controlled Substance.  She was given a $25,000 bond but also has a Hold for Investigations.   On June 19th, Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics arrested Malcolm... Read More.

Due to major impacts from COVID-19, Open Arms, Incorporated of Philadelphia began holding emergency curbside food distributions, in hopes of reaching anyone in the community who might be in need. “We give food and we’re also trying to give hope. During this pandemic, people are... Read More.

The staff of Boswell Media helped pass out food in Neshoba County Tuesday afternoon. The food distribution took place at Open Arms, Inc. Over 270 bags of food were given out in just over an hour and 15 minutes. Miss Neshoba County Fair Olivia Adams and... Read More.

Mayor James Young stopped by the Main Event this morning talking all things Philadelphia. Click the link to hear the chat  

Olivia Adams, Miss Neshoba County Fair, and Mary Kate Moran, Distinguished Young Woman of Neshoba County will team up with Kicks96/Boswell Media and WTOK to help Open Arms with their food distribution this afternoon. They stopped by the Main Event this morning and talked... Read More.

Open Arms, Inc. will be providing emergency food distribution bags on Tuesday, June 23, 2020 at 239 Railroad Avenue in Philadelphia, MS.  The food bags will be handed out curbside with a drive-by distribution one per car from 4:30-6:30 pm. According to Co-Chair John Bowen,... Read More.