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Updated: Local Storm Damage Reported

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Neshoba County got some storm damage Wednesday.  In Philadelphia, trees fell on a house as severe weather moved through the area and local emergency management reported numerous trees down across the southern part of the county.  A tree was blown down along County Road... Read More.
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Severe Storm Causes Widespread Damage in Leake County

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Residents of Leake County were met with extensive damage on Tuesday evening, April 9, as severe storms swept through the area, leaving a trail of fallen trees in their wake. Reports indicate that trees were down across the entire county, obstructing roadways and posing significant... Read More.
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MDOT working on roads damaged from ice storm and rain

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JACKSON, MISS. – Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) crews are responding to damaged roads in the wake of Winter Storm Heather. The culmination of freezing temperatures, snow, ice and sleet, followed by significant heavy rains, caused an unprecedented number of potholes on State Routes... Read More.
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Fallen Trees and More Storm Damage in Leake

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Ed Boone Rd., Hooper Mill Creek Rd., Roberts Rd., County Line Rd., Dorsey Rd., Hwy 429 at O.V. Wilder Rd., Pleasant Grove Rd., and Pickens Rd. are just a few of the roads that became blocked by trees, power lines, and debris when the... Read More.
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Storm Damage Reported in the Area

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Emergency managers in this part of central Mississippi are reporting some damage after Thursday's severe thunderstorms.  In Attala County, a couple of trees were blown down in the western part of the county near McAdams and on County Road 4202.   In Holmes County, trees... Read More.
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Scattered Damage Reported After Thursday’s Storms

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A fast-moving storm system produced wind damage, hail and at least one tornado across Mississippi Thursday.  In Leake County, trees were blown down on Robinson Road near Ofahoma and along Highway 488 near Standing Pine.  There were numerous hail reports across Neshoba County.  A... Read More.
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Many Fallen Trees Due to Storm in Leake

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Tuesday January, 3, 2022 3:03 p.m. – Leake Deputies, EMS, and Edinburg Volunteer Fire Dept were dispatched to Mars Hill Rd when dispatchers received an alert from an iPhone about a possible crash.  Dispatchers were able to get in touch with the owner of... Read More.
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Shots fired, Alarms and Storm Damage in Neshoba County

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  4:12 a.m. - Neshoba Deputies were sent to check out a missing teenager, but she returned home on her own as deputies arrived. 9:17 a.m. - Philadelphia Police were called to a panic alarm at Wells Place Apartments on Line Street. 9:33 a.m. - The Philadelphia... Read More.
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