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Marty Gamblin to unveil County Music Trail Marker Today at Philadelphia High School

Thursday, September 26 by Staff Report

Marty Gamblin will receive his Country Music Trail Marker today. The ceremony is set for 1 pm at the Philadelphia High School Auditorium. With a career in the entertainment business over 40 years, Gamblin has represented such artists as Alan Jackson, Bryan White, Dorothy... Read More.

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Philadelphia man dies in late-night crash

Wednesday, September 25 by Staff Report

A wreck late Monday on Highway 16 in Madison County claimed the life of a Philadelphia man. The Mississippi Highway Patrol says the 2-vehicle crash happened about 11:15 p.m. Preliminary reports indicate that a Nissan Pathfinder was traveling west when an eastbound Nissan Altima crossed the... Read More.

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Philadelphia School District awarded STEM grant

Wednesday, September 25 by Staff Report

U.S. Senators Roger Wicker, and Cindy Hyde-Smith, and Congressmen Bennie Thompson, and Michael Guest announced the Philadelphia School District is one of 12 Mississippi districts to be awarded a $3.75 million grant. Superintendent Dr. Lisa Hull said this grant will amplify and increase the kind... Read More.

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Philadelphia Public School, one of twelve districts to receive STEM funding

Monday, September 23 by Staff Report

U.S. Senators Roger Wicker, R-Miss., and Cindy Hyde-Smith, R-Miss., and Congressmen Bennie Thompson, D-Miss., and Michael Guest, R-Miss., Monday announced a $3.75 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education to support the Mississippi Public School Consortium for Educational Access. The Consortium, comprised of 12... Read More.

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Philadelphia’s “Tulu” Griffin to compete in Under Armour All-American Game

Thursday, September 19 by Staff Report

The Under Armour All-American Football Game is one of the most elite events for a high school football player to be invited to. Every year, the top 100 high school football players in the nation are selected by a committee to compete in the annual... Read More.

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Philadelphia reconstructing damaged veterans memorial

Thursday, September 19 by Staff Report

Several areas of Philadelphia were devastated when two tornadoes blew through town five months ago, including the veteran's memorial monument at Dewitt-Deweese Park, outside the Neshoba County-Philadelphia Public Library. After a local veteran brought it to the city's attention, reconstruction plans for the monument... Read More.

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Family continues searching for answers in Philadelphia man’s disappearance

Monday, September 9 by Staff Report

Several leads prompted Chrystal McKinney to invite an out of state search and rescue team to search the waters known as canal scrap, last week, for her brother, Bruce Smith who went missing from Philadelphia, April 8, 2017. “Cajun Search and Rescue from Louisiana, I... Read More.

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Philadelphia Minute With The Mayor

Tuesday, September 3 by LOLLYDUDE

Mayor James Young stopped by The Main Event this morning and had a chat with LOLLYDUDE. He had plenty to say about getting back in the saddle, the new Field of Dreams, and even talked about the Great Chicken Sandwich Controversy. Click on the... Read More.

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Auditor Makes Arrests in Philadelphia Embezzlement Cases

Friday, August 30 by Staff Report

Today Auditor Shad White announced Special Agents from his office have arrested former City of Philadelphia Court Clerk Karen Refre for embezzlement. A demand letter worth $25,746.59 was issued to Refre at the time of her surrender. Refre allegedly embezzled funds from the Philadelphia Municipal... Read More.

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Philadelphia Soldier Accounted For From Korean War

Thursday, August 29 by Staff Report

The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) announced today that Army Master Sgt. James G. Cates, 29, of Philadelphia, Mississippi, killed during the Korean War, was accounted for on May 31, 2019. In late November 1950, Cates was a member of Company I, 3rd Battalion,... Read More.

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Philadelphia man dies in UTV crash in North Dakota

Tuesday, August 27 by Staff Report

The driver of an off-road utility vehicle has died in a crash in western North Dakota. The North Dakota Highway Patrol says 27-year-old Joel Sistrunk of Philadelphia, Miss., was driving on a private road near Arnegard, N.D., Sunday about 5 p.m., crested a hill and... Read More.

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1 year anniversary of Philadelphia double homicide

Monday, August 26 by Staff Report

It's been one year since a deadly shooting at a gas station in Philadelphia. It was August 25, 2018 when two people were killed and another person was shot at the CEFCO gas station on Highway 16. It began when, police said, Robert Jackson parked his... Read More.

Stories tagged with: philadelphia

Marty Gamblin to unveil County Music Trail Marker Today at Philadelphia High School

Philadelphia man dies in late-night crash

Philadelphia School District awarded STEM grant

Philadelphia Public School, one of twelve districts to receive STEM funding

Philadelphia’s “Tulu” Griffin to compete in Under Armour All-American Game

Philadelphia reconstructing damaged veterans memorial

Family continues searching for answers in Philadelphia man’s disappearance

Philadelphia Minute With The Mayor

Auditor Makes Arrests in Philadelphia Embezzlement Cases

Philadelphia Soldier Accounted For From Korean War

Philadelphia man dies in UTV crash in North Dakota

1 year anniversary of Philadelphia double homicide

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