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Countless stories of first responders and volunteers jumping into action have arisen from last week’s winter storm that left most of the county without power and roadways either blocked or iced over.
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By Duncan Dent
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2/23/21
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Anyone with outstanding fees with the Philadelphia Municipal Court has until the end of March to take advantage of the city’s amnesty program.
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By STAFF REPORTS
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2/23/21
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A bill that would allow members of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians to use Tribal identification cards like a state-issued ID card is working its way through the Mississippi Legislature.
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By STEVE SWOGETINSKY
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2/23/21
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Things are getting back to normal at the Neshoba County Emergency Operations Center after last week’s ice storms that at one point left most of Neshoba County without power.
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By STAFF REPORTS
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2/23/21
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Sheila Blount can’t wait for hot water because it’s been almost a week. “I am really looking forward to a hot shower when the power is restored,” she said Tuesday from work.
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By DUNCAN DENT
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2/23/21
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Baptist churches around the county pitched in to make sure people who were without power in last week’s winter storms got warm meals.
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By SCOTT HAWKINS
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2/23/21
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Veteran patrol officer Lt. Eric Lyons has been named Philadelphia’s new police chief.
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2/23/21
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Central Water issued a more urgent plea Thursday evening saying the “entire system is maxed out” and running on generator power as officials continued to ask members to conserve water.
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2/18/21
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Neshoba County Justice court has decided to postpone all court cases for Monday due to severe weather and utility outages.
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2/17/21
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My name is Leo E. Renaldo, and today I announce my candidacy for mayor of Philadelphia, Mississippi, as a conservative Republican.
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2/16/21
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Neshoba County’s unemployment rate in December stood at 5.8%, about the same as the previous month, according to numbers from the Mississippi Employment Security Commission.
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By STEVE SWOGETINSKY
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2/16/21
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The American Cancer Society recently received a $10,000 grant from Weyerhaeuser, a longtime community partner.
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By STEVE SWOGETINSKY
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2/16/21
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A fire in the Good Hope community destroyed a home Monday evening.
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By DUNCAN DENT
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2/16/21
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Plant a seed and watch it grow.
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By STEVE SWOGETINSKY
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2/16/21
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Nearly half of Neshoba County’s rural electric customers remained without power Tuesday as a major winter storm pressed down with record low temperatures and more precipitation forecast.
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By DUNCAN DENT
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2/16/21
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Individuals scheduled to receive their second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine this week had their appointments rescheduled as a result of the extreme winer weather, officials said.
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By Scott HAWKINS
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2/16/21
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A Philadelphia man has pleaded guilty to federal charges of possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine and faces life in prison, the Justice Department announced.
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By DUNCAN DENT
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2/16/21
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A fire in the Good Hope community destroyed a home Monday evening.
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2/16/21
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Check on your rural neighbors, Sheriff Eric Clark is urging this evening as thousands remain without power in Neshoba County with a forecast low of 8 degrees.
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2/15/21
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