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Neshoba County Schools Modernize District-Wide Facilities With Schneider Electric

Wednesday, November 20 by Staff Report

Neshoba County Schools upgrading lighting and building automation systems across district Partnership includes sponsorship of Neshoba Central High School jumbotron Neshoba County Schools today announced its work with energy and sustainability expert Schneider Electric to modernize building lighting district-wide and connect all schools on one... Read More.

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NCHS student chosen to attend national youth leadership program

Tuesday, November 19 by Ashleigh Fortenberry

Neshoba Central High School will be represented on a national platform this summer. High school junior, Mary Kate Moran, is one of six Mississippi students chosen by Central Electric Power Association to attend the Electric Cooperative Youth Tour in Washington D.C. During the youth leadership... Read More.

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Neshoba Co. sheriff’s department continues search for missing man

Tuesday, November 19 by Staff Report

The Neshoba County sheriff’s department is continuing their search for a missing man and they have yet to rule out foul play. Law enforcement said they are still looking for 20 year old Demarquis Houston, but are in need of the public’s help to establish... Read More.

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Neshoba County Library: November Library Gourmet

Friday, November 15 by Staff Report

The Neshoba County Library is getting the Kitchen prepped for a new Library cooking demo. Library Gourmet will be featuring "Baking." Library Gourmet returns at 5:30PM on Tuesday, November 19th to feature baking recipes, just in time for any last second Thanksgiving Dinner planning. This... Read More.

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Neshoba County Extension Service Offering Private Applicator Class

Friday, November 15 by Staff Report

A two- hour Private Applicator Certification class will be taught on Friday, November 15, beginning at 1:00 p.m. in the Neshoba County Coliseum multi-purpose room. The Class is for individuals wishing to obtain private applicator certification for the first time and for those who... Read More.

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East Central Community College to Name New Band Hall in Memory of Tom Carson

Friday, November 15 by Staff Report

The proposed new Band Hall at East Central Community College in Decatur will be named the Thomas W. Carson Band Hall when construction of the 13,000-square-foot facility is complete. The ECCC Board of Trustees unanimously approved the naming at its Nov. 12 meeting on campus. The... Read More.

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The Junction has FREE Coats for those in Need

Friday, November 15 by LOLLYDUDE

The Junction is making a difference during this cold weather. Most stores, including the ones in Philadelphia and Carthage have a coat rack out front . If you are cold and need one then take one. If you have one to give please take... Read More.

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Former Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians Tribal Council Member Arrested and Charged with Additional Federal Crimes New Charges in Superseding Indictment Include Burglary, Abusive Sexual Contact, Witness Tampering

Thursday, November 14 by Staff Report

Detention Hearing Scheduled for Tuesday, November 19, 2019 Jackson, Miss. – A former member of the Tribal Council for the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians has been charged with additional criminal violations in a Superseding Indictment and arrested for burglary, sexual abusive contact, witness tampering,... Read More.

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Neshoba County mother asks for public’s help

Thursday, November 14 by Staff Report

It has been more than three weeks since Shelly Houston last saw her son, Demarquis Houston. Houston said she reported her son missing Oct. 23. "When he didn’t come home in a day or two. He's never gone more than a day or so, unless... Read More.

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Department of Justice Awards more than $100 Million to Combat Human Trafficking and Assist Victims

Thursday, November 14 by Staff Report

Mississippi Department of Health and Mississippi Department of Public Safety Receive Awards Totaling $1.7 Million The U.S. Department of Justice announced it has awarded more than $100 million in funding, including grants to Mississippi recipients, to combat human trafficking and provide vital services to trafficking... Read More.

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Philadelphia PD searching for two suspects

Tuesday, November 12 by Staff Report

Philadelphia Police Department needs your help in identifying the subjects in these pictures- On November 2, 2019, these two subjects entered the business of P&W Auto Sales and took items-without the permission of the owner. If you have any information, call Philadelphia police or... Read More.

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As temps lower, protect your outside pets

Tuesday, November 12 by Ashleigh Fortenberry

Temperatures are dropping this week and that means it’s time to prepare your outside animals for the winter season Freezing temperatures could spell trouble for your outside pets. "We think cats and dogs, outside, they were made for outside, but that was a long time ago.... Read More.

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Neshoba County Schools Modernize District-Wide Facilities With Schneider Electric

NCHS student chosen to attend national youth leadership program

Neshoba Co. sheriff’s department continues search for missing man

Neshoba County Library: November Library Gourmet

Neshoba County Extension Service Offering Private Applicator Class

East Central Community College to Name New Band Hall in Memory of Tom Carson

The Junction has FREE Coats for those in Need

Former Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians Tribal Council Member Arrested and Charged with Additional Federal Crimes New Charges in Superseding Indictment Include Burglary, Abusive Sexual Contact, Witness Tampering

Neshoba County mother asks for public’s help

Department of Justice Awards more than $100 Million to Combat Human Trafficking and Assist Victims

Philadelphia PD searching for two suspects

As temps lower, protect your outside pets

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