Tots, Teens, & In-Betweens was awarded Small Business of the Year at the annual CDP Banquet held on September 30.
Windham Tractor & Implement Company was awarded Large Business of the Year at the annual CDP Banquet held on September 30.
• Nathan Burnside, 40, of 407 Barham St; hold for investigations, sale of cocaine
A Collinsville man and his passenger were arrested on drug charges after meth was found in their vehicle.
A Philadelphia man faces drunk driving and drug charges after his arrest on Highway 492 about halfway between Union and the Hope community earlier this month.
An Attala County man is the third suspect arrested and charged in connection with a scheme where a Neshoba County couple allegedly reported a UTV they sold as stolen.
"Eighty years is not long enough to live if we keep busy doing the things that the Lord meant for us to do," said Mr. George W. Mars, who is celebrating his eightieth birthday here on next Thursday, Oct. 19. Mr. Mars, known to nearly everyone as "Uncle" George is a business landmark in Neshoba County.
“A Rocket Christmas Extravaganza,” set for Saturday, Nov. 2, promises a day of fun with food, arts and crafts, games, a 5K run, car show and photos with Santa.
Dirt Cheap, the popular discount retail chain known for its budget-friendly prices, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and has announced its Philadelphia store will close.
Four people have been arrested in an alleged burglary that took place at the Goforth Trailer Park earlier this month.
The general election is set for Tuesday, Nov. 5, with polls open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
The 30-year-old Neshoba County Detention Center is in disrepair and overcrowded.
Marty Gamblin, a Philadelphia native and prominent figure in the music industry, passed away last week at the age of 80.
Several Neshoba County residents were part of Beachview Energy crews that spent 19 days in Georgia assisting with disaster relief efforts following Hurricane Helene.
Marty Gamblin has died.
Philadelphia Youth Football held 2024 Homecoming recently at PHS Harpole Staduim.
• Erin Alford, 37, of 4170 Hwy 13 S; driving under the influence other substance
A Philadelphia man and a woman are in custody after allegedly reporting a UTV they sold as stolen.
Two Philadelphia defendants pleaded guilty to possession with intent to spend counterfeit currency at the Pearl River Resort in March.
Neshoba County poultry farmers are facing higher taxes following an update to the state Department of Revenue’s appraisal manual that significantly increases the assessment of poultry houses per square foot.
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