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MDWFP to launch full certification online hunter education class

Monday, September 30 by Staff Report

Beginning Oct. 1, Mississippi residents ages 16 and over will be able to complete their hunter education requirement online.The internet course, Today’s Hunter in Mississippi, may be found at the agency’s website. Click the attached link.The class is video-narrated and interactive. The certificate from... Read More.

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Nancy Yates named Citizen of the Year in Philadelphia

Monday, September 30 by Staff Report

“I have lived here over 50 years. I feel like I am a native now,” said Nancy Yates.Yates is a wife, mother, grandmother and now Philadelphia’s citizen of the year.“Well, I was excited to death. I even cried. We are just lucky we live... Read More.

Reminder: Community Development Partnership Banquet Tonight

Monday, September 30 by Staff Report

The 2019 Annual Community Development Partnership Banquet is set for Monday, September 30 at 6:30 pm at the Neshoba County Coliseum. Tickets are on sale for $30, the event will be catered by the Neshoba County Shrine Club. Tickets are available at the Community... Read More.

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Marty Gamblin honored with Country Music Trail Marker

Thursday, September 26 by Ashleigh Fortenberry

The Mississippi Country Music Trail made its return to Philadelphia with a special dedication and marker for country music legend Marty Gamblin.Dozens of folks gathered for the ceremony and unveiling of the marker at Gamblin's alma mater, Philadelphia High School, where a series... Read More.

EC Warriors Fall to #5 EM Lions

Thursday, September 26 by Staff Report

The East Central Community College Warriors traveled to East Mississippi Community College to play the defending national champion and nationally ranked Lions. The Lions came away with a 24-0 victory, scoring 10 points in the opening quarter and 7 points in the second to... Read More.

Philadelphia School District reacts to “D” rating

Thursday, September 26 by Staff Report

The Philadelphia School District received a "D" rating for the 2018-2019 school year, about 50 points higher than the previous year, according to Superintendent Dr. Lisa Hull.The rating is an improvement from the previous school year, in which the district scored an "F".In a... Read More.

Philadelphia School District awarded STEM grant

Wednesday, September 25 by Staff Report

U.S. Senators Roger Wicker, and Cindy Hyde-Smith, and Congressmen Bennie Thompson, and Michael Guest announced the Philadelphia School District is one of 12 Mississippi districts to be awarded a $3.75 million grant.Superintendent Dr. Lisa Hull said this grant will amplify and increase the kind... Read More.

Luke, LPK file libel complaint against Meridian City Councilman

Tuesday, September 24 by Staff Report

Meridian City Councilman Weston Lindemann and others have been included as defendants in a complaint filed in Lauderdale County Chancery Court by a local architectural firm.Architect Robert Luke and his company, LPK Architects, allege their character and reputation have been maliciously attacked and libeled... Read More.

Kicks Picks Week 5 Winner: Andie Atkison

Tuesday, September 24 by Staff Report

Week 5 of Kicks Picks Presented by Wheel In Grocery of Carthage saw a large group vying for the top spot, however, one entrant finished alone.Winning the Tailgate Prize Pack from Wheel In Grocery is Andie Atkison of Carthage.Congratulations to Andie, and remember you... Read More.

ECCC Phi Delta Lambda Officers

Tuesday, September 24 by LOLLYDUDE

East Central Community College’s Theta Chi chapter of Phi Beta Lambda recently elected officers for the 2019-20 school year on the Decatur campus. Shown, from left, are Jerry Davidson of Union, social media representative; Hannah Stokes of Philadelphia, vice president; Tucker Cain of Carthage,... Read More.

Arrests made in connection to recent car thefts- VIDEO

Monday, September 23 by Ashleigh Fortenberry

In recent weeks, the Neshoba County Sheriff's Department has investigated three vehicle thefts, recovered one, and arrested several people believed to be involved with at least two of the thefts."In the Arlington community we had a 2018 Ford F-150, silver in color that was... Read More.

Philadelphia Public School, one of twelve districts to receive STEM funding

Monday, September 23 by Staff Report

U.S. Senators Roger Wicker, R-Miss., and Cindy Hyde-Smith, R-Miss., and Congressmen Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., and Michael Guest, R-Miss., Monday announced a $3.75 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education to support the Mississippi Public School Consortium for Educational Access.The Consortium, comprised of 12... Read More.