At least ten individuals were arrested with more arrests expected in Neshoba County as part of a multi-county roundup of drug offenders, authorities say.

A long-running show on the History Channel show is looking for “historically significant or rare items, in addition to unforgettable characters and their collections” as they film in Mississippi in February, producers say.

An Alabama man wanted in a bank robbery there was arrested in Neshoba County over the weekend.

The Central Mississippi Rodeo Club is gearing up for another junior high and high school rodeo event at the Neshoba County Coliseum. 

No one was arrested after a visible law enforcement response to The Citizens Bank downtown due to a teller panic alarm last week.

Choctaw Tribal Chief Cyrus Ben hosted Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland as she toured the homelands of the Mississippi Choctaws last week. 

A Neshoba County man and a Philadelphia woman have been arrested in connection with a bank fraud scheme.

Kristien “Krissy” Long, a fifth-grade math and science teacher at Neshoba Central Elementary, experienced a heartwarming surprise on Wednesday during an assembly celebrating the school’s seven-year A rating success.

Philadelphia, Neshoba County, and Tribal schools will be closed on Wednesday.

A gas truck that slid off the road blocking the roadway on Highway 19 North this morning took about an hour to dislodge, authorities say as they warn motorists to avoid leaving their houses if possible.

The Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Parade was held on Saturday in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia native and country music sensation Michael Hardy, or HARDY as he is known, was part of Gov. Tate Reeves' inaugural festivities on Tuesday night.

• Hazel Abear, 25, of 107 Alexander Ave; false pretense

A caller posing as a deputy sheriff is asking people to send money to settle outstanding legal matters, Sheriff Eric Clark warns.

A California pair on their way to Meridian was arrested with marijuana and meth during a traffic stop here near Hardee’s earlier this week.

A string of car burglaries in the Hope community are being investigated where masked juveniles wearing hoodies are suspected.

Aldermen approved paying Perry Construction $37,810 for bathroom renovation work at the Booker T. Washington Gymnasium.

The theme for this year’s Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Parade is “A Celebration for the Whole Community” which emphasizes inclusivity, encouraging everyone, regardless of their background or race to join the festivities. 

In-car computers for Sheriff’s deputies were approved last week by the Board of Supervisors at a cost of $112,628. 

More arrests are expected in a shoplifting scheme involving juveniles where seven long rifles were stolen from a Philadelphia pawn shop.