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3 arrested returning to scrap yard

Three people were caught red-handed with stolen property when they returned to a scrap yard last week.

Friends continue to bond over Bunko nights

Traditions often serve as the centerpiece for laughter and cherished memories, and for a group of 12 ladies, their monthly bunko night is no exception.

Retired judge Kilpatrick has died

Former state legislator and chancery judge J. Max Kilpatrick of Philadelphia died on Dec. 10. He was 79.

Branning wins seat on state's highest court

Supreme Court Justice Jim Kitchens conceded his loss in the runoff election against state Sen. Jenifer Branning of Philadelphia on Dec. 6.

County jail docket

• Jason Cornelius Amos, 25, of 258 N 2nd Ave; hold for investigations

Atlanta police to extradite man for violating local drug court

A Kemper County man wanted here for violating the terms of the Drug Court awaits extradition after he was arrested two weeks ago near Atlanta.

Man arrested for allegedly beating woman

A man is in custody after allegedly beating a woman outside the Pow Wow on the Choctaw Indian Reservation last week.

Local students graduate from EMCC at fall ceremony

East Mississippi Community College conducted a fall 2024 commencement ceremony Friday, Dec. 13, in the Keyes T. Currie Coliseum on the college’s Scooba campus.

Middle School math numbers reach national spotlight

Several school districts across the country, including Neshoba County, that excel at teaching math despite high poverty levels were featured recently by a national nonprofit news organization dedicated to covering education in the U.S.

Sheriff's department to receive new vehicles

Four 2025 Dodge Durango police pursuit vehicles for the Neshoba County’s Sheriff’s Department were approved Monday by the Board of Supervisors.

Beacon Street Live Nativity

Beacon Street Baptist Church will present a second live nativity tonight, Wednesday, Dec. 18, from 6 to 8 p.m.

Marty Stuart groundbreaking

Marty Stuart’s Congress of Country Music held a groundbreaking ceremony on Monday to celebrate the development of its world-class museum and cultural center.

Beacon Street Nativity continues on Wednesday

Beacon Street Baptist Church held its annual Nativity Friday night from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. They return Wednesday night.

Former chancery judge Kilpatrick has died

Longtime Philadelphia attorney J. Max Kilpatrick, who, among other things, served as a chancery judge and attorney to the Neshoba County Board of Supervisors, has died. He was 79.

Sheriff warns of scammers at Walmart

The Sheriff’s Department is warning of potential scammers targeting shopping centers in the area, particularly at Walmart.

County jail docket

• Marcus Dale Barfoot, 50, of 13341 Rd 614; contempt of court

Behavioral healthcare facility coming to Louisville

Diamond Grove Center, a trusted provider of high-quality behavioral healthcare services for children and adolescents, held a groundbreaking ceremony last Wednesday to commemorate the start of construction on its new 24-bed building in Lousiville.

CDP awards floats for Christmas Parade

CDP Executive Director Tim Moore presented the Mayor’s Award to Performance Therapy’s Mish Sudberry, who wore a lollipop costume, and Cretina McGee who was dressed as agingerbread girl. 

Pair arrested on drug charges

Two Newton County women were arrested with a large amount of drugs at a safety checkpoint on Highway 15 South late last month.

Services set for retired banker Stanley Salter

Retired banker Stanley Salter, named Neshoba County’s Citizen of the Year in September, has died.

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