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Philadelphia Restaurants Remain Open

Monday, March 23 by Staff Report

Neshoba - Philadelphia restaurants officially remain open for business. Certain chain restaurants are closed or modifying to drive-thru status and takeout service. Other local restaurants are open as full service entities. "Owners still have the option to remain open or close voluntarily. No closure... Read More.

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MDES Announces Support for Workers Impacted by COVID-19

Saturday, March 21 by Staff Report

March 21, 2020 (MDES reports) The Mississippi Department of Employment Security (MDES) announced that Mississippi workers who are not able to work due to COVID-19 will be eligible to file for unemployment benefits. MDES has modified its existing unemployment compensation rules to also allow workers... Read More.

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Breaking : Coronavirus Positive Cases Confirmed In Attala and Leake County

Saturday, March 21 by Staff Report

Regional : The Mississippi Department of Health is now reporting 1 Coronavirus positive case each in Attala and Leake county. Overall 140 people have tested positive in Mississippi as of this morning. The CDC and MSDH are continuing to closely monitor the outbreak of... Read More.

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MDAC Releases New Guidance Regarding Pesticide Applicator Certification and Licenses in Light of COVID-19

Friday, March 20 by LOLLYDUDE

JACKSON, Miss. - Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce Andy Gipson announced that the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce (MDAC) is releasing new guidance regarding the testing, certification and licensure of all pesticide operators and applicators regulated in Mississippi in light of the COVID-19... Read More.

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MBCI Starts Curfew!

Friday, March 20 by LOLLYDUDE

Chief Cyrus Ben issued an executive order today. Effective immediately and until further notice, a CURFEW shall be instituted on all lands of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians which takes effect from 10p to 5a. All persons shall comply unless they are a... Read More.

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Local Mayors On The Main Event This Morning

Friday, March 20 by LOLLYDUDE

Mayor Jimmy Cockroft of Kosciusko, Mayor Mary Ann Vivians of Carthage, and Mayor James Young of Philadelphia visited with LOLLYDUDE this morning on The Main Event. Click the link to hear all 3 mayors!

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MEMA Urges Small Business Owners to Submit Covid-19 Impact Report

Friday, March 20 by Staff Report

The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency is urging small business owners across the state to submit COVID-19 impact report forms. MEMA is gathering information about small businesses, so that Mississippi may request an Economic Injury Declaration from the Small Business Administration. "Please help us share these... Read More.

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Neshoba General Coronavirus Day 2 Tele-Screening Updates

Thursday, March 19 by Staff Report

Neshoba - Neshoba General continued to tele screen additional people for Coronavirus on Thursday. 74 People overall had been tele screened by end of day. Only one person was tested on Thursday. The hospital and clinics have tested a combined total of 17. "We... Read More.

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CEPA Lobbies Closed

Thursday, March 19 by LOLLYDUDE

At the request and recommendation of government and health agencies, CEPA has decided to close their lobbies until further notice. They are doing this to promote social distancing and maintain our top priority of health and safety to all of their employees and members. For... Read More.

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Ag Commissioner Gipson Provides Update on MDAC Functions

Thursday, March 19 by LOLLYDUDE

JACKSON, Miss. – Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce Andy Gipson provided an update on the functions of the Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce (MDAC) during this COVID-19 emergency. Commissioner Gipson assures the public that essential functions of the department continue without disruption in order... Read More.

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Breaking : All Mississippi Public Schools Closed Until April 17th

Thursday, March 19 by Staff Report

State - Public Schools will be closed until April 17th, according to Governor Tate Reeves. This includes all Public Schools throughout the state. Schools will continue to receive state money, and teachers will be compensated. The decision to close was reached in order to... Read More.

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Neshoba Completes First Day of Covid-19 Tele Screening

Wednesday, March 18 by Staff Report

Neshoba - Neshoba General Hospital completed the first round of Covid-19 tele screening today. "47 people were screened and only 1 met criteria for testing. We have tested a total of 17 people in our medical facilities with NO positives in Neshoba County yet,"... Read More.

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Philadelphia Restaurants Remain Open

MDES Announces Support for Workers Impacted by COVID-19

Breaking : Coronavirus Positive Cases Confirmed In Attala and Leake County

MDAC Releases New Guidance Regarding Pesticide Applicator Certification and Licenses in Light of COVID-19

MBCI Starts Curfew!

Local Mayors On The Main Event This Morning

MEMA Urges Small Business Owners to Submit Covid-19 Impact Report

Neshoba General Coronavirus Day 2 Tele-Screening Updates

CEPA Lobbies Closed

Ag Commissioner Gipson Provides Update on MDAC Functions

Breaking : All Mississippi Public Schools Closed Until April 17th

Neshoba Completes First Day of Covid-19 Tele Screening

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