Branning, Other New Justices to be Sworn In Jan. 6

JACKSON, Miss.--State Sen. Jenifer Branning and four other state Supreme Court justices will be sworn in Jan. 6, according to a news release from the court. Branning, of Neshoba County, was chosen by voters over incumbent Presiding Justice Jim Kitchens, in the general election and... Read More.
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Philadelphia MS Police Officer Kelby Cole Graduates from MLEOTA

Philadelphia Police Department’s Officer Kelby Cole graduated from the Mississippi Law Enforcement Officers’ Training Academy (MLEOTA) on Thursday, December 19. The 11-week MLEOTA Basic Class includes 480 hours of intensive training, with participants attending four 10-hour training days per week. Officer Cole was honored for excellence... Read More.
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Neshoba County Deputy Graduates MLEOTA

Deputy Noah Pickett of the Neshoba County Sheriff’s Office graduated from the Mississippi Law Enforcement Officers Training Academy (MLEOTA) on Thursday, December 19. The 11-week MLEOTA Basic Class includes 480 hours of intensive training, with participants attending four 10-hour training days per week. Pickett earned recognition... Read More.
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Louisville’s Stephanie Hemphill set to have a Comfy Christmas!

Over 400 people from Central Mississippi registered to win either a new Livingroom or Bedroom set in Woodstock Furniture's Comfy Christmas promotion on Kicks 96, and the Christmas Station 98.3 FM,  and Stephanie Hemphill of Louisville was chosen as the grand prize winner! Brent... Read More.
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Guilty Pleas in 2023 Choctaw Reservation Murder

PEARL RIVER, Miss.--Three people charged in a 2023 killing in the Pearl River community on the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians Reservation, pleaded guilty Friday in federal court. Michael Shaffer, Sr., 48, and Montero Willis, 22, admitted to shooting and killing a person on the... Read More.
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Congress of Country Music May Change Central Mississippi

PHILADELPHIA, Miss.--Marty Stuart's Congress of Country Music will soon show his 20,000 item strong collection of country music artifacts, amassed over his lifetime. A ribbon-cutting is planned in Neshoba County today for the new building.  Stuart said he began collecting items from the days of... Read More.
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