The First United Methodist Church held its Baccalaureate Service for the Class of 2023 on May 21 during the Sunday morning worship. The students wore their caps and gowns and participated in the actual service.
Neshoba County’s newest resident, Luca William Parsons, made his debut into the world on Friday, May 12, just in time for Mother’s Day! Luca weighed 9lb. 7oz. of pure love. His very happy parents are Cade and Eliza Lauderdale Parsons. His big brother is Arlo who is adapting to his new role as big brother very nicely! Congratulations!
Congratulations to the 2023-2024 Philadelphia Lady Tornadoes Junior High cheerleaders! These are the girls who will be cheering for the Lady Tornadoes during the next season:
Kendall Grisham’s favorite part of cooking is getting to spend precious time with her family and taking a break from her busy, fast-paced schedule of working and watching her daughters play softball.
May 1st was “Mama” Neda Byars’ 93rd birthday! Lately she has spent 3 nights a week at Northside Park watching her great grandchildren play ball. She can also be observed practicing with Ty.
Melonie Washington’s favorite aspect of cooking is being able to put effort into something she loves while relieving stress.
The Neshoba Central High School Class of 1963 will celebrate their 60th anniversary with a class reunion on June 3, 2023 at the Shriner's Lodge on Highway 15. For further details on the reunion, please call Ruth Whitehead (601-416-1053), Ann Ethredge (601-562-4851) or Barbara Dunn (601-416-4584).
Leake Academy senior Maggie Alexander placed 9th out of 3,000 participants in the AIMS Archery All Star Meet recently.
For Debra Yates, her favorite part of cooking is serving people and watching everyone enjoy the dishes she creates.
Congratulations to Kara Edwards! She is the recipient of the first indigenous Air and Space Law Scholarship awarded by the University of Mississippi Center for Air and Space Law.
Angela Boatner’s favorite part of cooking is challenging herself with new dishes while serving others.
Ellington Connerley participated in the State Science Fair at the University of Mississippi on March 30. Due to the severe weather, the fair had to cancel a day early.
For Tesha Crouther, experimenting with cooking healthy foods and then seeing people enjoy her dishes are the best parts of cooking.
The Neshoba Central High School Class of 1963 will celebrate their 60th anniversary with a class reunion on June 3, 2023 at the Shriner's Lodge on Highway 15.
Mike and Lynda Gayle Robertson of Philadelphia, MS and Jim Graves of Bastrop, LA announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their children KaiLynn (KK) Robertson and Zac Graves.
The Leake Academy girls basketball team is staying busy this off-season and is calling all former players to help the Rebelettes out.
The Fifth Wednesday Bridge Club met at the Holland House on March 29 for an afternoon of fun playing bridge. The Holland House was charmingly decorated for spring and Easter with many attractive arrangements.
Dr. Hailey Thompson’s favorite part of cooking is the fellowship of having others in the kitchen and coming up with creative dishes for her family.
The Neshoba Central High School Class of 1963 will celebrate their 60th anniversary with a class reunion on June 3, 2023 at the Shriner's Lodge on Highway 15.
The Neshoba Central High School Class of 1963 will celebrate their 60th anniversary with a class reunion on June 3, 2023 at the Shriner's Lodge on Highway 15.
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