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Teachers at Philadelphia Elementary School are looking for ways to make reading more fun in hopes of raising comprehension, fluency and test scores.
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By STEVE SWOGETINSKY
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3/17/21
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Work began on a $356,331 job to replace the St. Francis Drive bridge at Holland Avenue Monday.
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3/16/21
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Work is expected to begin in the next couple of months on the renovation of the old Booker T. Washington gym.
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By STEVE SWOGETINSKY
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3/16/21
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COVID-19 vaccinations are now available to all Mississippians age 16 and older after Gov. Tate Reeves relaxed restrictions effective Tuesday.
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By SCOTT HAWKINS
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3/16/21
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Marijuana, cocaine and drunk driving charges, including a stolen firearm, are among the charges two Philadelphia residents face as the result of a safety checkpoint Saturday just north of town.
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3/16/21
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A weekend auto burglary at a downtown cafe and nightclub is under investigation.
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3/15/21
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A boater missing on the Pearl River south of Burnside was located early Sunday morning, the authorities said.
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3/14/21
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A Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians COVID-19 memorial was unveiled Friday at Lake Pushmataha.
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3/13/21
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A man suspected of stealing more than $300,000 worth of property from Neshoba and at least seven other counties has been arrested in Scott County.
Moses Jerome McLaurin was arrested at his Scott …
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3/12/21
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A prominent family physician who is accused of firing shots at Neshoba County Sheriff’s deputies and was sent to the hospital in a January standoff turned himself in and bonded out Tuesday afternoon.
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By DUNCAN DENT
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3/11/21
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• Johnny Abel, 61, of 14951 Hwy 19 S; possession of firearm by convicted felon
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3/10/21
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Hello, my name is Ruthie (Lady) Nash. I am married to Rev. Norman Nash and we have one son and many grandchildren.
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3/10/21
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The tornado sirens that sounded Tuesday morning were being serviced in preparation for the severe weather season, officials said.
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3/10/21
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A new spec building in the Industrial Park is being built with hopes of creating new jobs.
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By STEVE SWOGETINSKY
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3/10/21
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Philadelphia Public School District installed 175 ultraviolet lights to help prevent COVID-19.
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By AMELIA HENSON
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3/10/21
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2019-2021 Choctaw Indian Princess Elisah Monique Jimmie visited Tucker Elementary and read to students as part of Dr. Seuss Week at the school.
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3/10/21
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Philadelphia Mayor James A. Young said he misspoke last week in issuing a new mask mandate for Philadelphia after the governor lifted the state mandate.
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By SCOTT HAWKINS
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3/10/21
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A man and a woman pleaded guilty to manslaughter last week in connection with the Hope pond murder last year.
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By STEVE SWOGETINSKY
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3/10/21
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Barbara Ann Mowdy, who spent nearly nearly four decades as an educator, — more than two of them as a math instructor at Philadelphia High School — will be laid to rest this afternoon following a fatal car crash Sunday evening.
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By DUNCAN DENT
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3/10/21
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Instructor Sedera Anderson can’t wait to experience and to teach the new technology that’s coming with the Neshoba Central High School Innovation Lab this spring.
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By JOHN LEE
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3/10/21
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