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Neshoba County Sheriff: down to a two man race

Thursday, August 15 by Ashleigh Fortenberry

The next Sheriff of Neshoba County will either be republican Eric Clark or democrat Ken Edwards.“I feel great about it. I want to thank the voters for turning out last night and electing me and helping me get to the next stage. I feel... Read More.

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Neshoba County – 2019 Primary Election Results – August 6, 2019

Monday, August 12 by Staff Report

Unofficial Results of the Primary Election on August 6, 2019 will be posted here as results become available (Both Precinct and Summary Results): (click on hyperlink for each district precinct or summary results for a pdf of results) Unofficial 27 Precinct Summary District 1 Zephyrhill Precinct Read More.

Neshoba County Library “Trending Italian” in August Library Gourmet

Monday, August 12 by Staff Report

The Neshoba County Library is getting the Kitchen prepped for a new Library cooking demo. Library Gourmet will be featuring "Trending Italian" – Tuesday, August 27 at 5:30 pm.It seems like every year, new magazines and food shows are driving some interesting developments in... Read More.

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Neshoba Co. man killed in head-on collision on Highway 492

Sunday, August 11 by Staff Report

A Neshoba County man was killed in a head-on collision on Highway 492. An 18-year-old female was also injured.The Mississippi Highway Patrol has identified the victim as 43-year-old Joseph Benjamin Brewer.Brewer was killed in an accident that happened on Highway 492 near Union just... Read More.

Neshoba County Election Results

Wednesday, August 7 by Staff Report

For Neshoba County Democratic results click here. For Neshoba County Republican results click here.

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Neshoba County Youth Football on The Main Event

Wednesday, August 7 by LOLLYDUDE

Greg Fulton stopped by the Main Event this morning to talk about the upcoming football season and how to register your child. Ages 4-12 are eligible and registration is happening now. It doesn't matter where they attend school. For more information call Greg at... Read More.

Neshoba County Fair Speech: Foster makes run for Mississippi Governor

Monday, August 5 by Staff Report

Thursday at the Neshoba County Fair candidates running for Governor talked issues facing Mississippi and why they should be your vote Tuesday. Robert Foster is a conservative republican who believes that Mississippi education and healthcare need to be addressed. Foster spoke at the Neshoba... Read More.

Jockey injured in Neshoba County Fair race

Sunday, August 4 by Staff Report

A jockey is in the hospital after an accident during a horse race Friday at the Neshoba County Fair.In dramatic video given to us by spectator Aaron Skinner, you can see the field of horses coming to the corner. The horse in the first... Read More.

Neshoba County Fair welcomes Attorney General candidates

Friday, August 2 by Staff Report

Supporters packed into the Neshoba County Fair pavilion to hear candidates for Attorney General. Andy Taggart, Lynn Fitch, Mark Baker and Jennifer Collins spoke about the importance of the office.Taggart has practiced law for more than 30 years and worked with governors Haley Barbour... Read More.

Governor’s Race focus of Thursday Politics at the Neshoba County Fair (Video)

Thursday, August 1 by Staff Report

It's an election year at the Neshoba County Fair and fair goers know it as they listening to the speeches given by Tate Reeves, Jim Hood and Bill Waller.Thursday at the Neshoba County Fair candidates running for Governor took to the podium.Reeves started by... Read More.