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Vision Neshoba resolution signed

Mayor James Young signed a resolution on Thursday endorsing the Vision Neshoba Generational Master Plan as a guide for economic development and community improvement. 

Branning projected to win state Supreme Court race

State Sen. Jenifer B. Branning is projected to win her state Supreme Court race runoff election with over 50 percent of the vote,

Missing Neshoba County teen located

A Neshoba County teen missing since Tuesday in the Pearl River community has been located.

Illegal immigrant remains in jail over sniper shootings

The illegal immigrant accused of indiscriminately shooting at passing cars on Beacon and Main Street in August here remains in custody, Police Chief Eric Lyons said.

Tribe hosting grand opening for Louisville casino

The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians announced last week that a grand opening will be held on Dec. 19 at the newly-developed Crystal Sky Casino in Louisville. 

Vape store vandals sought by police

Police are looking for two individuals who broke into a vape store with baseball bats last week.

County’s fire departments to receive money from state

All 12 volunteer fire departments in Neshoba County are set to receive over $40,000 each from the state Legislature to purchase new fire trucks and firefighting equipment.

Jeston Savage soars in learning

Not only is Philadelphia Elementary School student Jeston Savage learning valuable lessons inside the classroom, but outside as well.

Absentee voting open thru Nov. 23

Absentee Voting will be available Saturday, Nov. 23, from 8 a.m.-noon in the Circuit Clerk's Office for the runoff election for Mississippi Supreme Court District 1 (Central) Position 3.

Teen wanted for beating his mother

A Philadelphia teenager accused of assaulting his mother last week is on the run.

$312K goes to Burnside restrooms

Neshoba County has been awarded a $312,000 grant to construct restrooms at Burnside Park, Gov. Tate Reeves announced last week.

Leadership Neshoba launches 23rd season with new class

The 23rd season of Leadership Neshoba is underway, with 29 high school juniors enrolled in the program that offers them the opportunity to learn more about their community. 

Neshoba County will receive $312,000 to construct restrooms at Burnside Park, Gov. Tate Reeves announced.

County jail docket

• Hailey Barrier, 28, 10130 Rd 2608; contempt of court, hold for investigations

A Neshoba County woman was arrested for burglary after she was discovered bleeding outside of a neighbor’s home with a broken window.

Excitement growing over Vision Neshoba

Over the past year, community leaders have been hard at work on Vision Neshoba, the ambitious generational master plan designed to shape the future of Philadelphia, Choctaw, and Neshoba County. 

Walmart grand re-opening Friday

After extensive updates, including aisle shifts and layout changes since late July, Walmart’s Philadelphia location is set to host a grand re-opening event on Nov. 15. 

City to hold hearing for braid shop

Aldermen held a public hearing to discuss a zoning variance for a hair salon and braid shop last week at 246A Rea Street.

Residents gather for Veterans Day Observance

Veteran Obediah Bester Jr., who served in Operation Desert Storm as a member of the 367th Maintenance Company from Philadelphia, was among the attendees at Monday’s Veterans Day program. 

Arts Council to present ‘Annie’ on stage this week

The Philadelphia Neshoba County Arts Council will present the Tony Award-winning musical “Annie” at the Ellis Theater this week. 

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