List: Qualified candidates for 2023 State elected offices
A list of candidates that have qualified to run for State of Mississippi offices in the 2023 election…
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List: Qualified candidates for 2023 Leake County elected offices
A list of candidates that have qualified to run for a Leake County office in the 2023 election: SheriffRandy W Atkinson (Incumbent) (R)
Shane Lang (I)
Wesley Carson (I)Chancery ClerkTiffany Agent Jenkins (R)
Dot Merchant (Incumbent) (I)Circuit ClerkKen Adcock (Incumbent) (R)Tax... Read More.
Voter registration deadline approaching, Circuit Clerks Offices to open Saturday morning
The deadline to register to vote in the August primary elections is approaching.
The final day to register is Monday, July 10.
Mississippi county circuit clerks offices will be open Saturday, July 8 from 8:00 am - noon to for... Read More.
List: Qualified candidates for 2023 Neshoba County elected offices
Chancery ClerkGidget Stovall Tate (R)Circuit ClerkDelana Waddell (R)
Heather Rushing Kennedy (R)
Grant Myers (R)Constable Place 1John Lilley (R)
Richard D. Cooney Jr. (R)
Terry Todd (R)
Patrick Burt (R)Constable Place 2James Keith McCrory (R) (Incumbent)CoronerMyron Williams... Read More.
Updated with Flood Pictures – Local Schools & Offices CLOSED Due to Flooding
Due to flooded roads and the continued rain, the following offices and schools are closed. Refresh throughout the day for the latest information and additional closures and early releases.Leake Academy closed all dayWalnut Grove Public Library closed all day9:30 a.m. - Walnut Grove... Read More.
All Leake County and Municipal Offices Remain Closed Today, Reopen Monday
All Leake County and Carthage Municipal offices will be closed again today due to inclement weather conditions and dangerous roads. All offices will reopen on Monday.In the meantime, everyone is encouraged to stay home.
Leake County and Carthage Municipal Offices Closed
All Leake County and Carthage Municipal offices will be closed again today due to inclement weather conditions and dangerous roads. We will keep you updated about reopening. In the meantime, everyone is encouraged to stay home.
Social Security Administration announces restrictions at local offices
The following is a press release from the Social Security Administration:All local Social Security offices will be closed to the public for in-person service starting Tuesday, March 17, 2020.This decision protects the population we serve—older Americans and people with underlying medical conditions—and our employees... Read More.
