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Performance Therapy’s float was crowned Overall Winner in this year’s Philadelphia Christmas Parade.

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Big turnout for Christmas parade

Wednesday, December 4, 2019 12:00 PM

The feeling of Christmas was in the air in downtown Philadelphia Monday night.

Casey Mars, sweet, strong, inspirational

Sweet, beautiful, strong and courageous, known as a fighter and an inspiration to many, Casey Mars’ nearly seven-year battle with cancer ended bravely on Saturday because she never stopped fighting to live.
Woman thankful for fire response

A band of volunteer firefighters answers calls across Neshoba County day and night.
Deputies bust man on drug charges

A Union man with a history of violence was arrested again Saturday, this time for possession of methamphetamine.
Analysis: Auditor continues push on ed spending

State Auditor Shad White is continuing his push to get Mississippi school districts to cut non-classroom spending.
County Jail Docket

• Brandi Sue Charlie, 24, of 1746 Standing Pine Road of Walnut Grove, public drunk
Supervisors approve payments for ongoing road projects in the county

The Neshoba County Board of Supervisors approved payments for three road projects that are nearing completion.
Nominations open for Governor’s annual GIVE awards

The Governor’s Initiative for Volunteer Excellence (GIVE) is accepting nominations for its annual awards.
ECCC begins search for new president to start July 2020

The East Central Community College Board of Trustees opened its search for the ninth president of the Decatur college Monday morning.
Neshoba schools to modernize building lighting

Neshoba County Schools recently announced its work with energy and sustainability expert Schneider Electric to modernize building lighting district-wide and connect all schools on one building automation system (BAS). The project is made possible by reinvesting energy savings to create a more comfortable and nurturing environment for students, faculty and staff throughout the district. The lighting and automation upgrades are expected to save the district more than $100,000 a year.
Outdated office to be replaced at Neshoba County Lake

One of east central Mississippi’s most storied state fishing lakes is getting a much-needed upgrade. State Representative C. Scott Bounds and Senator Jennifer Branning are pleased to announce the construction of a new lake office building.

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