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Holmes enjoying her retirement

Florine Holmes grew up in East St. Louis, Ill., learning to cook from her mother, Armintie Moore.

Donates to Booker T. Gym project

Community In Action recently donated $4,000 to the City of Philadelphia for improvements on the Booker T. Gym HVAC project. 

Rep. Jackson indicted for stolen property

State Rep. Keith Jackson, who represents a portion of Neshoba County, was recently indicted by a Kemper County grand jury for receiving and possession of stolen property. 

County jail docket

• Chanquez S Alford, 40, of 10070 Rd 1535; driving under the influence/refusal to take test

Philadelphia man arrested for illegally dumping scrap wood

A Philadelphia man has been charged with littering after he was caught and admitted to dumping scrap wood on the side of the road.

Ala. couple going wrong way on Beacon with pot, meth

An Alabama couple driving the wrong way on Beacon Street was arrested and charged with possession of marijuana and meth after they were spotted in front of the KFC on March 16.

Carthage man arrested by deputies with Xanax, marijuana

A Carthage man was arrested on marijuana and Xanax pill charges during a traffic stop a week after being released on separate drug charges.

Local woman pleads guilty to food stamp fraud

A Neshoba County woman charged with food stamp fraud has entered a plea agreement.

Catalytic converter stolen from Church of the Arc bus

Philadelphia Police are investigating the theft of a catalytic converter taken from a church bus early Monday morning.

Speed bumps on Crockett discussed

Residents of Crockett Avenue have submitted a petition to the city requesting the removal of the three sets of speed bumps. 

School consolidation meeting held

A meeting to discuss the potential consolidation of the public schools here was held Monday night.

Taylor receives 2024 Merit Scholarship from bankers

Maggie Taylor, a 2024 senior at Neshoba Central High School, has been selected as the 2024 Merit Scholarship recipient by the Mississippi Bankers Association Education Foundation and the Mississippi Young Bankers.

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.

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