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grand larceny, DUI and other arrests in Neshoba County

Thursday, October 24 by Staff Report

Lasharyn Symone Monae Davis, 22, 1069 Greensboro Road, Philadelphia, simple assault, trespassing Ralph L McDonald, 37, 570 East Main Street, Philadelphia, disturbance of family Billy J Clemons, 53, 10181 Road 612, Philadelphia, no insurance, suspended drivers license, failure to yield to blue light, license tag, switched Clasten... Read More.

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ANNOUNCEMENT: Week 10 Kicks Picks due by today

Thursday, October 24 by Staff Report

Due to many of local high school football games being moved to Thursday night to avoid impending weather predictions for Friday, this week’s deadline for entering Kicks Picks has been moved up to 6:00 pm today (Thursday, Oct. 24). Week 10 picks can be found... Read More.

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Neshoba Co. sheriff canidates excited Election Day- VIDEO

Wednesday, October 23 by Ashleigh Fortenberry

The position of Neshoba County sheriff is up for grabs for the first time in years. Republican candidate Eric Clark is a former sheriff’s deputy who said if elected, he will take on the position with a great deal of responsibility and care. “I want... Read More.

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Marty Stuart to host Charley Pride film screening at The MAX in Meridian

Tuesday, October 22 by Staff Report

Country music legend Charley Pride will be the subject of a special film screening at the Mississippi’s Arts + Entertainment Experience (The MAX) on Thursday, October 24 from 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM. The film Charley Pride: I’m Just Me traces the improbable journey of... Read More.

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Mother speaks out about alleged child abuse case at Philadelphia daycare

Tuesday, October 22 by Ashleigh Fortenberry

"Angry. Just confusion really as well. I don't understand how you could slam a two year old on a cot.” That’s how a mother said she felt as her worst nightmares became reality when she was shown a video, involving her son and a former... Read More.

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Kicks Picks Week 9 Winner: Yancey Martin

Monday, October 21 by Staff Report

Week 9 of Kicks Picks produced very good scores for the majority of players this week. However, the best was Yancey Martin ,of Carthage, who claims the Tailgate Prize Pack from Wheel In Grocery of Carthage. Remember to play each week to keep alive in... Read More.

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Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce Stops By The Main Event

Monday, October 21 by LOLLYDUDE

Mississippi Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce, Andy Gipson, stopped By The Main Event this morning and talked to LOLLYDUDE. Click the link to hear their conversation

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Neshoba Central wins eighth-straight slowpitch championship

Monday, October 21 by Staff Report

After taking Game 1 of the MHSAA Class II state championship series 10-2 on Saturday, Neshoba Central had a 5-0 lead going into the top of the fifth in Game 2. Wayne County’s offense had been silent for most of the second game but came... Read More.

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Severe storms possible today; damaging winds the primary threat

Monday, October 21 by Staff Report

Happy Monday! Temperatures are mainly in the upper-60s to start our brand new work week. A cold front will be arriving from the west today and bring with it our first organized severe weather potential of the season. The Storm Prediction Center has highlighted... Read More.

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Daycare worker charged with child abuse

Saturday, October 19 by Ashleigh Fortenberry

24 year old Elizabeth McGee of Philadelphia has been charged with the highest level of felony abuse of a child. “On October 9th an investigator with the Mississippi State Department of Health reported an alleged child abuse that happened at a local day care, Stepping... Read More.

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Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians in the Southern District of Mississippi Awarded $363,000 in Funding

Friday, October 18 by Staff Report

Justice Department Awards Over $273.4 Million to Improve Public Safety, Serve Crime Victims in American Indian and Alaska Native Communities The Department of Justice announced Friday that it has awarded over $273.4 million in grants to improve public safety, serve victims of crime, combat violence... Read More.

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EC Warriors Almost Upset # 6 Hinds Bulldogs

Thursday, October 17 by Staff Report

The East Central Community College Warriors lose a heart-breaker 23-20 in overtime to the number 6 team in the country the Hinds Community College Bulldogs during homecoming on Warrior Field at Bailey Stadium in Decatur tonight. The Bulldogs were leading the game 13-6 after... Read More.

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grand larceny, DUI and other arrests in Neshoba County

ANNOUNCEMENT: Week 10 Kicks Picks due by today

Neshoba Co. sheriff canidates excited Election Day- VIDEO

Marty Stuart to host Charley Pride film screening at The MAX in Meridian

Mother speaks out about alleged child abuse case at Philadelphia daycare

Kicks Picks Week 9 Winner: Yancey Martin

Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce Stops By The Main Event

Neshoba Central wins eighth-straight slowpitch championship

Severe storms possible today; damaging winds the primary threat

Daycare worker charged with child abuse

Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians in the Southern District of Mississippi Awarded $363,000 in Funding

EC Warriors Almost Upset # 6 Hinds Bulldogs

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