Avery Kate Holland received some exciting news last week!  Her essay won an Honorable Mention from the Eudora Welty Foundation, in partnership with Alliance for Young Artists & Writers, for her essay, “My Constant Companion,” in the Personal Essay & Memoirs category.

Lysa Schillaci is a self-taught cook with a passion for crafting a variety of dishes, from Italian and Mexican to Asian, French, and soul food.

In Concert - The Dixie Echoes Sunday, May 4 @ 6:00 PM at Antioch Baptist Church

Precious little Samuel “Isaiah” Mars arrived on Feb. 18 weighing 6 pounds and 12 ounces of pure sugar.

For Keshia Boler, cooking isn’t just about making meals—it’s how she unwinds after the hustle and bustle of a long day in the classroom.

“Recover All' addiction support meetings are being held at Mars Hill Pentecostal Church every Sunday at 10-11 a.m.

Two Neshoba County students were recently elected as student senators at Mississippi State University.

For Kyle Peebles, cooking is like solving a puzzle. After creating his menu, he pieces the meals together and sees the big picture once everything is complete.

“Recover All' addiction support meetings are being held at Mars Hill Pentecostal Church every Sunday at 10-11 a.m.

The celebration of Dot Lewis’s 90th birthday was a great one which lasted all weekend!

This week’s featured cook is my lovely and amazing mom, Tracy Donald Armstrong, who learned much of what she knows in the kitchen from her grandmother, the late Syble Hall, and her mom, the late Pat Donald.

“Recover All' addiction support meetings are being held at Mars Hill Pentecostal Church every Sunday at 10-11 a.m.

Congratulations to Maggie Griffis who was named to the Dean's List at Mississippi State University for the 2024 semester! She is one of the 2,661 students who attained this honor.

Randy Woods developed a deep love for cooking at an early age by watching his mother’s maid in the kitchen while his parents worked. She not only taught him to cook, but also passed down her cornbread recipe, which has since been enjoyed by many.

At last Monday’s meeting, the Philadelphia Rotary Club recognized three of our high students as Students of the Month for January.

Mason Daniels has a knack for cooking delicious chicken dishes, from lemon pepper chicken to various baked chicken recipes. One of her favorites, chicken spaghetti, is a dish she learned to make from her grandmother.

All of the Neshoba Central Elementary School staff on outside duty last Wednesday were warmed up by the thoughtfulness of Officer Dyron Talbert, who provided them with hot chocolate!

Growing up on the Coast, Leslie King learned two recipes. The first was her mother’s shrimp creole, and the second was her grandmother’s chocolate pie.

“Recover All' addiction support meetings are being held at Mars Hill Pentecostal Church every Sunday at 10-11 a.m. Child Care is provided during that time. Call 601.568.1992 for more information  Mars Hill Rd, Philadelphia, MS. 

The Green Bay Packers have added a Philadelphia native and MSU alum to their team roster! Congratulations to Lideatrick “Tulu” Griffin, who signed with Green Bay last week!