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Red Cross urges Mississippi residents to prepare for severe weather

Thursday, March 13 by Staff Report

Mississippi (Mar 13, 2025) — With the possibility of severe weather, including a risk of tornadoes, across much of the state, the American Red Cross urges those in the path of this line of storms to prepare now. Stay weather aware and listen to... Read More.

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Announcing the Mississippi Music Showcase

Tuesday, February 25 by Staff Report

Boswell Media is proud to announce the 2025 Mississippi Music Showcase. The Mississippi Music Showcase is a competition open to all singers, songwriters, and musical performers in Mississippi. Entrants can showcase their musical talent by singing or playing an instrument. Applications will be accepted Saturday, March... Read More.

“Picking 35” returning to central Mississippi this April

Monday, February 3 by Breck Riley

"Picking 35" is coming back to central Mississippi. Central Mississippi’s 75-mile yard sale is set for Saturday April 5, 2024 from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Yard sales will be set up on Hwy 35 from Vaiden to Walnut Grove and all points in between. The vendor... Read More.

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The Day the President Came to Town: Jimmy Carter’s Mississippi Visit

Sunday, December 29 by Chris Davis

YAZOO CITY, Miss.--No sitting president has made the kind of visit to Mississippi as did Pres. Jimmy Carter, July 22, 1977, just a few months after taking office. Carter met with the people of Yazoo City in the gym at the then-new Yazoo City... Read More.

Congress of Country Music May Change Central Mississippi

Monday, December 16 by Chris Davis

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.

What It Might Take to Save Some Mississippi Farms

Sunday, November 24 by Chris Davis

CARTHAGE, Miss.--Mississippi's drought hit some of the state's farmers hard and Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith is asking Congress to provide relief so some operations don't go under. “It is absolutely essential that Congress provide emergency assistance for agricultural producers before the end of this year. Even... Read More.

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Boswell Media Recognized for Make-A-Wish Mississippi Partnership

Thursday, November 21 by Ashlee Davis

Boswell Media received special recognition during the recent Make-A-Wish Mississippi Board of Directors meeting for its ongoing partnership and volunteer efforts.This year, Boswell Media raised $29,746 for the organization, with a total of more than $100,000 raised over the past 5 years.“This is a... Read More.

Leake Academy’s Matthew Nowell nominated for best senior football player in Mississippi

Tuesday, November 12 by Breck Riley

Leake Academy's Matthew Nowell is among several players nominated as the best senior high school football player in the state by Si.com. "There has been some exciting high school football played in Mississippi in 2024. It is no surprise that there have been some outstanding... Read More.

Central Mississippi Schools Get Thumbs Up for Attendance

Monday, October 14 by Chris Davis

CARTHAGE, Miss.--Some Central Mississippi schools are getting a thumbs up from Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann's office for their chronic absenteeism rates being at 15 percent or lower. Both Hosemann's office and state lawmakers have expressed concerns over the state's chronic absenteeism rate as a whole, which increased... Read More.

Remaining Dirt Cheap Stores in Central Mississippi to Close

Monday, October 14 by Chris Davis

CARTHAGE, Miss.--If you like sifting through hundreds of items to find deals at Dirt Cheap in Carthage or Louisville, the stores will soon end that pleasure for you by closing. That stores, along with all remaining Dirt Cheap locations, are closing soon, though the company... Read More.

Significant Drop in Temperature Coming to Central Mississippi

Monday, October 14 by Chris Davis

CARTHAGE, Miss.--It's almost like it's fall or something. A decrease in temperatures begins Monday with a high in the low 80s. But, by Wednesday high temperatures will be in the upper 60s, temperatures this part of Mississippi hasn't seen for several months."Normals around this... Read More.

Justice Department awards $900,000 to Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians to support victims of domestic violence and sexual assault

Friday, September 27 by Staff Report

Jackson, Miss. – The U.S. Department of Justice Office on Violence Against Women (OVW) has awarded $900,000 to the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians to support victims of domestic violence and sexual assault, announced U.S. Attorney Todd W. Gee. The grant was awarded through the... Read More.

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