• John Alford, 57, of 10070 Rd 2640; failure to appear

No injuries were reported when a Philadelphia Police car responding to a call on Friday collided with a pickup truck hauling wood at a traffic signal downtown.

The Neshoba County Sheriff's Office visited Kinderdome Daycare on April 26 and spoke to the children about the duties of deputies, while giving them a tour of patrol cars. 

A Philadelphia man was arrested on drug charges after he allegedly attempted to swallow a small baggie of meth.

A conceptual master plan for Dewitt-DeWeese Memorial Park prepared for Philadelphia Main Street shows proposed changes to the park. 

Minor injuries were reported in a three-vehicle accident on Highway 19 South Sunday evening that blocked the roadway for hours.

Two people were arrested with meth at a roadblock between Laurel Hill and Hope last month.

A public gathering was held at Dewitt-Deweese Memorial Park to celebrate National Day of Prayer last Thursday. 

A noise ordinance aimed at providing county residents with more tranquility and peace of mind is being recommended by Neshoba County Sheriff Eric Clark 

A second meeting addressing the public schools took place last Monday night.

Twelve-year-old Matthew O’Neal underwent a life-changing experience last week when he received a long-awaited heart transplant at the University of Alabama Birmingham Hospital.

A Kiln woman looking for property to buy here was arrested on drug trafficking charges at a roadblock on Highway 15 South Friday. 

• Armahd Ifeanyl Azogini, 44, of 321 7th St, Decatur; failure to appear

Neshoba General Wound Care Clinic located at 1001 Holland Avenue inside Neshoba General is now offering advanced wound care for people living with chronic, non-healing wounds. 

A crew pulling a dilapidated trailer down Deemer Road on Saturday was cited for numerous violations.

Three people were arrested with drugs at a traffic checkpoint near Union late last week.

Neshoba Central High School’s theatre group, “The Rocket Troupe,” is gearing up to dazzle audiences with their performance of “The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical” at the historic Ellis Theatre from Thursday, May 2, through Sunday, May 5.

Number 60 is complete for the Philly Class of ’64, and thank you, Lord, for this precious and memorable opportunity. 

A Philadelphia Main Street beautification project is underway at Dewitt DeWeese Park utilizing federal COVID relief funds.

Street Eat Saturdays will continue through August following the success of the first Saturday food truck event downtown, Philadelphia Main Street said.