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Deputies bust man with illegal pills

A Carthage man was arrested during a traffic stop last week with dozens of illegal pills.

Students participate in Conservation Carnival

The Neshoba County Soil & Water Conservation District hosted their 28th Annual Conservation Carnival at the Neshoba County Coliseum last month.

County jail docket

• Martha M Anding, 59, of 11371 Hwy 15 S, Union; contempt of court

Jackson Johnson, a senior at Union High School, has been named a National Merit Finalist. 

Man charged with attacking his grandmother

A Neshoba County man has been arrested and charged with allegedly assaulting his grandmother at his residence near Burnside.

Voter turnout less than 11 percent for primaries

Donald J. Trump ran away with the Republican nomination for president in Neshoba County last Tuesday with 96 percent of the vote.

Dr. Gloria Graham, a family medicine practitioner with East Central Mississippi Health in Sebastopol, served as Legislative Doctor of the Day at the Capitol on Thursday, February 22.

Upgrades to Coliseum still ongoing

Improvements to the Neshoba County Coliseum in preparation for disaster situations as well as routine operations continue.

Teen leads deputies on high-speed chase

A Neshoba County man faces multiple charges after leading law enforcement on a high-speed chase in the Pearl River community.

Sheriff launches litter awareness campaign

Sheriff Eric Clark is launching a new litter campaign aimed at raising awareness and rallying public engagement in maintaining clean roads.

County jail docket

• Hailee L Allen, 24, of 910 Ricecreek Rd, Carthage; grand larceny-more than $1000

White graduates Basic

Congratulations to Colton Riley White who graduated from Basic Training in the United States Army recently! 

Donates to band

Community In Action recently donated $500 to the Philadelphia High School Band for participating in Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Parade.

Salter to host induction

The Scott County Sports Hall of Fame is planning the induction of its Class of 2024 nominees, recognizing former athletes, coaches, and contributors who excelled in their sports.

Rezoning hearing set

Philadelphia aldermen have scheduled a hearing on April 2 to deliberate the potential rezoning of 207 Barrier Avenue from R1 to R3. Currently zoned as R1, designating it for single-family residential use, the proposed shift to R3 would permit mobile or modular homes within this zone.

Washington wins Distinguished Young Woman

Marlee Washington won the Neshoba County Distinguished Young Women competition on Saturday and says she is extremely excited about advancing to the state competition in July.

Donates to band

Community In Action recently donated $500 to the Neshoba Central High School Band for their participation in the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. parade.

4 arrested in federal drug investigation

Local authorities have arrested four more individuals wanted in connection with a four-year federal investigation into large methamphetamine and cocaine trafficking operations that resulted in over 40 arrests in late January, Sheriff Eric Clark and Philadelphia Police Chief Eric Lyons announced.

Police officers help deliver a baby

Two Philadelphia Police officers including a rookie on his first day of patrol helped a pregnant woman deliver her baby at the intersection of Range Avenue and Weyerhauser Road on Monday morning, Police Chief Eric Lyons said.

Mingo defies the odds with the help of her camera

Twenty-year-old Skye Mingo has faced numerous challenges in her medical journey by overcoming cancer and heart surgeries, all the while illuminating her path through the lens of her passion for photography.

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