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Friday Storms Cause Power Outages

Friday, March 3 by Randy Bell

A combination of morning storms and gusty winds blew down trees and power lines across the state Friday. As of noon, almost 44,000 outages were being reported including 1,758 in Attala County, 1,586 in Leake County and 347 in Neshoba County. By 9 pm... Read More.

Search Efforts Continue to Find Missing Man in Leake County

Wednesday, February 22 by Ashlee Davis

Terrance Clemons was last seen on Thursday, February 16th around 10 pm when Carthage Police pulled a vehicle over near Exxon on Hwy 35 for possible shoplifting.Laura Edwards was driving the vehicle. Clemons was a passenger and fled the traffic stop on foot. Officers... Read More.

Gas Prices Continue Slow Fall After Last Week’s Peak

Wednesday, October 19 by Randy Bell

It always happens this way. Gas prices come down more slowly than they go up. AAA says the average price statewide has dropped only about a penny and a half since the October price spike peaked last Friday. Gas is averaging around $3.32 in... Read More.

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Gas Price Drop in Mississippi Forecast to Continue, Unless….

Wednesday, September 14 by Randy Bell

Montgomery County could become the next in Mississippi-- and the only county in this part of the state-- to see gas prices averaging less than $3 a gallon soon. And it may not be too much longer before the average price statewide drops below... Read More.

Gas Prices Continue Soaring Into Uncharted Territory

Sunday, June 5 by Randy Bell

The latest gas price spike is showing no sign of slowing down with Mississippi now seeing numbers on the pumps that we thought only happened in places like California. AAA says the statewide average price jumped almost five cents Sunday to just under $4.42. ... Read More.

Gas Prices Continue Slow Fall– In Most Places

Friday, March 18 by Randy Bell

There are some exceptions-- but gas prices across Mississippi are edging downward. AAA says the average price statewide today is $3.95, about a penny less than Thursday. The auto club says Attala County has seen its average price drop by twice as much to... Read More.

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Gas Prices Continue Their Steady Climb (Except In Leake County)

Tuesday, February 22 by Randy Bell

Gas prices jumped another 4 cents in Mississippi in the past week—and slightly more than that in Neshoba County. AAA says the average price at the pump is up 4.4 cents in Neshoba County, to about $3.21. That’s in between Attala County at more... Read More.

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Lady Rockets Win Game #1 of 5A State Championship and Continue #1Rank Nationally by USA Today Sports/NFCA High School Super 25 Poll

Thursday, May 13 by Robbie Watson

The Neshoba Central Lady Rockets Softball Team has won game 1 of the 5A State Championship Series. The score was Neshoba Central 7 and East Central 3. Game two will be at around 2pm from the University... Read More.

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Power Outages Continue In Our Region

Friday, February 19 by Robbie Watson

Power outages continue across our state and in our region. Approximately 8,647 outages are reported in Neshoba county, 2,283 in Leake and 5007 in Attala and there could be more to come. Continued below freezing temperatures at night with possible fallen trees could make... Read More.

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Power Outages Continue in Attala, Leake

Tuesday, April 14 by Staff Report

Power outages continue in Attala and Leake county. Inclement weather on Sunday left Mississippi in a literal state of emergency with at least 11 deaths, massive damage, and over 72,000 people without electricity. By late night Monday power had been restored to many regions... Read More.

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MHP to continue holiday enforcement for New Year’s

Monday, December 30 by Staff Report

The Mississippi Highway Patrol begins its special enforcement period for the New Year’s holiday last night at 12:01 a.m. It will conclude Wednesday, January 1 at midnight.The ongoing MHP safety initiative “Home for The Holidays” continues to place emphasis on traffic safety regarding motorists... Read More.