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.
Voters in the Pearl River community will head to a new polling location for the upcoming general election.
The Philadelphia High School student body recently elected the following young ladies as representatives for the 2024 Homecoming celebration to be held on Oct. 11, at Harpole Field.
Mayor James A Young has received a $7,500 pay raise, and other municipal employees have as well.
Philadelphia has signed an agreement with Leake County to house prisoners at the Leake County Regional Correctional Facility.
Residents say that wild dogs have been terrorizing Woodland Hills, as a small dog was mauled recently.
Philadelphia Elementary School Students were celebrated recently for ranking fifth in the state on their Mississippi Academic Assessment Program (MAAP) science state test.
A Scott County man was arrested there on a warrant for domestic violence issued here after the victim was dropped off badly beaten at Neshoba General in August.
The Philadelphia-Neshoba County Arts Council is set to launch its 2024-2025 season of shows with a “Clue: On Stage” production at the Ellis this week.
Final plans are now being worked out to launch the Neshoba County National War Fund Campaign on Oct. 9, according to an announcement made by Pete DeWeese, county chairman.
• Edward Allen Amos Jr, 35, of 3083 Woodvine Rd; driving under the influence 1st offense
The Leake Academy student body recently elected the following young ladies as representatives for the 2024 Homecoming celebration to be held on Oct. 4 at Thaggard Field.
The Neshoba Central High School student body recently elected the following young ladies as representatives for the 2024 Homecoming celebration to be held on Oct. 18, at Rocket Field.
A Neshoba County woman was arrested on meth charges following a traffic stop last week.
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