Hometown Christmas was a big hit
[Photo gallery]Hometown Christmas was a big hit.
Supreme Court Justice Jim Kitchens conceded his loss in the race with state Sen. Jenifer Branning of Philadelphia late Friday.
Voters in the Burnside community will return to their original polling place at Burnside Park for future elections.
A Philadelphia woman is on the road to recovery after undergoing a double lung transplant at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville.
The Neshoba Democrat will once again publish Letters to Santa and family photos in its upcoming keepsake Christmas edition on Dec. 25.
Saucy chicken chain Zaxby’s is celebrating the opening of its newest location, 1102 Central Ave., in Philadelphia, next week.
State Sen. Jenifer B. Branning is still projected to win her state Supreme Court race runoff election with over 50 percent of the vote,
Some may think sewing is becoming a lost art, but for Mrs. Patti Robey, it’s a cherished tradition she’s passing on to the next generation.
• Tony Micheal Anthony, 62, of 11251 Hwy 21 N; serving sentence
A Little Rock woman was fatally injured in a wreck here on the Mississippi 15 bypass at Fork Road the morning after Thanksgiving.
• Damian Lee Bell, 32, of 257 Goat Ranch Rd; driving under the influence 1st offense
Aldermen are considering options for cameras to enhance public safety and aid law enforcement in fighting a rising crime problem.
Philadelphia native Miquel D. Miller was appointed as the Battalion Command Sergeant Major (CSM) for the 150th Brigade Engineer Battalion in Meridian on Oct. 1.
Two Alabama men have been arrested and charged with possessing marijuana, ecstasy, cocaine, and crystal methamphetamine here.
Four juveniles have been charged with burglary of a tobacco and vape store earlier this month.
A DeKalb man remains at large and is believed to be hiding out in Kemper County as part of a trio of individuals wanted for unrelated drug court violations.
The illegal immigrant accused of shooting at passing vehicles in west Philadelphia in August remains in custody.
The Philadelphia Christmas parade is set for Monday, Dec. 9, starting at 6 p.m.
A Philadelphia pastor pleaded again with the mayor and aldermen to find an end to rising crime in the city.
Math class is not just a calculator for Mrs. Kimberly Killen’s classes at Philadelphia High School.
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