No severe storm damage was reported in Neshoba County over Christmas, but two deaths were reported elsewhere in Mississippi.

The annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Parade will be held on Saturday, Jan. 18, and will carry the theme “Celebrating Dr. King.”

Former Democrat candidate Shuwaski Young is ditching the party and identifying as a Republican from Philadelphia.

A missing 14-year-old Neshoba County girl was located in Stone County over the weekend, and the 30-year-old Poplarville man she was with is under investigation.

Travis Thames returned to the Neshoba County Co-op last week to showoff a massive cabbage he grew this year. 

A missing Neshoba County man has been located.

Lifelong Neshoba County resident and businessman Lane Taylor announced Friday he will seek the state Senate seat being vacated by state Supreme Court Justice-Elect Jenifer Branning.

Intense storms, including tornadoes, are predicted in Neshoba County through this evening.

The Tractor Man display on Highway 19 South near Tucker on Jeff and Glenda Winstead’s property has turned some heads.

The city will install new surveillance cameras in high-crime areas to help reduce violent criminal activity and improve public safety.

Randy Lamar Anderson, 52, of 576 Conehatta Prospect Rd; contempt of court

Three women were arrested on drug charges last week when law enforcement executed a search warrant at a house on Range Avenue near a daycare.

Jacob Boler's nonprofit, Kids Over Everything (KOE), held its third annual Christmas For Kids Toy Drive on Sunday at the Senior Citizens Building.

Three people were arrested on methamphetamine charges in separate traffic stops over the weekend.

Philadelphia’s Noah Pickett is coming home to serve as a sworn law enforcement officer and give back to his community.

Neshoba EMS has added three new 2025 ambulances to its fleet to better serve the citizens of Neshoba County.

Three people were caught red-handed with stolen property when they returned to a scrap yard last week.

Traditions often serve as the centerpiece for laughter and cherished memories, and for a group of 12 ladies, their monthly bunko night is no exception.

Former state legislator and chancery judge J. Max Kilpatrick of Philadelphia died on Dec. 10. He was 79.

Supreme Court Justice Jim Kitchens conceded his loss in the runoff election against state Sen. Jenifer Branning of Philadelphia on Dec. 6.