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Come by the MSU Extension Service-Neshoba County office and pick up your entry forms, entry tags and exhibitor number for the Neshoba County Fair Exhibit Hall.
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6/23/21
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These East Central Community College students took top honors during the 2021 State SkillsUSA Virtual Conference and those garnering first place awards will represent Mississippi at the virtual National SkillsUSA contest this summer.
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6/23/21
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A recent graduate of Neshoba Central's Class of 2021, Emily Berry, was presented with a certificate from the United States Navy for achieving the highest ASVAB score and enlisting to be a part of the elite group of recruits for the Navy.
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By MARIANNE ENOCHS
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6/23/21
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Jade Savell Rickles and husband Trent Rickles bought the old Sandtown Store and made it a forever home in July 2019.
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By SARAH KATHRYN WATKINS
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6/23/21
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Production of the popular A&E Network reality television program “Duck Dynasty” ended in 2017 but love for the show’s stars, the members of the Robertson family of Louisiana, lives on.
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By STEVE SWOGETINSKY
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6/16/21
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Is there a quirky gardener in your neighborhood who does things a bit on the wacky side?
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6/16/21
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Come by the MSU Extension Service-Neshoba County office and pick up your entry forms, entry tags and exhibitor number for the Neshoba County Fair Exhibit Hall.
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6/16/21
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The Neshoba County Baptist Association will hold the second annual week-long worship and community service event known as Love Out Loud next week.
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By SARAH KATHRYN WATKINS
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6/16/21
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Congratulations to Kelsey Bounds who won the Neshoba County 2020-2021 Reward "A's" Scholarship contest sponsored by The Citizens Bank. She will receive a $1,000.00 scholarship and her school, Neshoba Central High School, will receive $500.00.
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By MARIANNE ENOCHS
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6/16/21
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Elaine Kirksey moved to Washington, D.C., in 1980 to work for the federal government.
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By SARAH KATHRYN WATKINS
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6/16/21
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Live and learn, Eh? And sometimes relearn, which happened last week when I made a critical error when applying a natural insecticide.
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By FELDER RUSHING
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6/9/21
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Come by the MSU Extension Service-Neshoba County office and pick up your entry forms, entry tags and exhibitor number for the Neshoba County Fair Exhibit Hall
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6/9/21
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The Neshoba Central High School Class of 1972 awarded four scholarships in the amount of $500 to the Class of 2021.
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6/9/21
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Welcome to the world, Eleanor Kathryn Johnson! She arrived on May 28 weighing 6 pounds and15 ounces of pure sweetness. Her parents are Brent and Mollie Claire McKay Johnson who were joyfully waiting to meet her.
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By MARIANNE ENOCHS
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6/9/21
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Belynda Adkins comes from a generation of women who love to cook.
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By SARAH KATHRYN WATKINS
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6/9/21
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Dorothy Fain, Glenda Vowell, Brian Vowell, Carlee Sharp, and Riaya Sharp made 5 generations!
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6/2/21
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Lathan Johnson has been awarded a $4,000 Yates Companies, Inc. Scholarship for the first two years of college. He was selected by a scholarship committee at The Yates Companies, Inc. based upon academics, extra-curricular activities and two short essays.
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6/2/21
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An outpouring of support from the community was on display recently at Philadelphia Elementary as sirens wailed and a parade of police and emergency vehicles gathered to kick off the beginning of testing.
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6/2/21
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Hand grabbing for catfish has been around for centuries.
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By JAMES L. CUMMINGS
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6/2/21
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The Mississippi School of the Arts (MSA) is accepting applications for the Dance, Vocal and Media Arts/Filmmaking Departments. Students who will be entering 11th grade apply online on the MSA website www.msabrookhaven.org.
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6/2/21
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