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Wind Advisory For Local Area Tomorrow

Tuesday, March 29 by Randy Bell

From the National Weather Service... ...WIND ADVISORY IN EFFECT FROM 9 AM TO 7 PM CDT WEDNESDAY...* WHAT...SUSTAINED WINDS OF 25-35 MPH OR GREATER WITH GUSTS OF 50 MPH OR GREATER IS EXPECTED OUTSIDE OF THUNDERSTORMS.* WHERE...PORTIONS OF NORTHEAST LOUISIANA, CENTRAL AND SOUTH ... Read More.

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Minimal Change In Local Gas Prices

Wednesday, March 23 by Randy Bell

Tracking changes in gas prices in this part of central Mississippi is like watching paint dry. It's happening very, very slowly. AAA says the average price in Neshoba County Wednesday is down almost two cents to $3.98, while Leake County's average price is up... Read More.

COVID Update: Four Local Deaths, Few New Cases

Monday, March 21 by Randy Bell

In its weekly county-level COVID-19 update, the State Health Department is reporting three more deaths in Neshoba County and one more in Leake County. But there's still only a trickle of new cases in the local area -- 17 in Attala County since last... Read More.

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Five More Local COVID Deaths Reported

Monday, March 14 by Randy Bell

The State Health Department says five more COVID-19 deaths have been reported in the local area since last Monday. Three of the deaths were in Leake County with one each in Attala and Neshoba counties. The Health Department is no longer providing daily county-level... Read More.

Zero COVID Cases Again For Two Local Counties

Tuesday, March 8 by Randy Bell

For the second time this month, two local counties have gone 24 hours without a new COVID-19 case. The State Health Department said Tuesday that the case counts in Leake and Neshoba counties are the same as the ones reported Monday, while Attala County... Read More.

Local Stores Included In Family Dollar Recall

Saturday, February 19 by Randy Bell

Stores in Kosciusko and Philadelphia are among more than 400 across the South affected by a Family Dollar recall of products shipped from a rodent-infested distribution facility in Arkansas. The FDA is working with the company on the voluntary recall involving food, pet food,... Read More.

Local Area Facing Level 3 Severe Weather Threat Today

Thursday, February 17 by Randy Bell

The threat of severe weather today continues. The National Weather Service has placed a large part of Mississippi-- including this area-- under a Level 3 "enhanced risk" of severe storms. Damaging wind gusts and tornadoes will be possible as storms tracking across the state... Read More.

COVID Update: Lowest Increase Of The Year– Four Local Deaths

Thursday, February 17 by Randy Bell

Mississippi is seeing its lowest COVID-19 numbers of the year with the State Health Department on Wednesday reporting 1,062 new cases. Thirty-eight of those were in Neshoba County but Attala and Leake counties each had only eight new cases. The Health Department reports 75... Read More.

ECCC’s Phi Beta Lambda’s Bring Home Top Honors – Included Are Local Students

Tuesday, July 6 by Robbie Watson

East Central Community College’s Theta Chi Chapter of Phi Beta Lambda members recently took top honors during the group’s National Leadership Conference held virtually during May and June. Twelve ECCC students competed in 11 different events.Winners included Lillie Chapman of Philadelphia, Sierra Mallory of... Read More.

Local cycling team to compete in Natchez Trace 444 Ride

Thursday, October 1 by Breck Riley

A local team of cyclists will compete in the upcoming Natchez Trace 444 Ride.Team Yockanookany, a mixed four person relay squad, will compete in the ride on Oct. 2 - 3. The team is made up of Johnny Boswell, Maureen Boswell, Wayne Bowling and... Read More.

Hey LOLLYDUDE How Can I Support A Local Business? Volume 1

Thursday, April 9 by LOLLYDUDE

Aloha my friends, with all the bad news going on around us, I want to do something positive to help our local business community. So, I am starting a series on LOCAL merchants that need your support in these times. Small Business is the... Read More.

Tim Moore Talks LOCAL!

Wednesday, March 25 by LOLLYDUDE

Tim Moore of the Community Development Partnership was on the Main Event this morning and talked about the importance of buying local in these trying times. Click the link to hear his full chat with LOLLYDUDE.