Congratulations to these Neshoba Central High School 2024-2025 Students of the Month for November: 9th Grade: Sayda Posey and Cutler White; 10th Grade- Lola Mae Hallows and Caden Brown; 11th Grade: Lilly Rose Linkins and Gavin Gentry; 12th Grade: Paisley Lovern and Will Huffman.

Wendell Evans grew up watching his father transform simple ingredients into unforgettable meals, sparking a lifelong love of cooking.

“Recover All' addiction support meetings are being held at Mars Hill Pentecostal Church every Sunday at 10-11 a.m. Child Care is provided during that time. Call 601.568.1992 for more information  Mars Hill Rd, Philadelphia, MS. 

Randall Kevin Hearn and Heather Waddell McAdory would like to announce their engagement. Kevin’s parents are Mr. Randall (Randy) Hearn and  Mrs. Jackie Hearn. 

Congratulations to Matthew Weaver, who has chosen to attend East Central Community College, where he will continue his education and baseball career.

Madison Sisson found her love for cooking through her mother, Paula Dempsey, and grandmother, Vicky Dempsey, who taught her to make everything from breakfast dishes to soups, casseroles, and sweets.

“Recover All' addiction support meetings are being held at Mars Hill Pentecostal Church every Sunday at 10-11 a.m. Child Care is provided during that time. Call 601.568.1992 for more information  Mars Hill Rd, Philadelphia, MS. 

Congratulations to Leake Academy Senior, Matthew Weaver, for choosing Holmes Community College to continue his academic career.

Destini Flake discovered her love for cooking through her grandmother, Geneva Williamson, who prepared meals daily and ensured her family always had breakfast, lunch, and supper.

Congratulations to Paige Brantley, who was selected as the 2024-2025 Neshoba Central Middle School Support Staff of the Year! The principal, Mr. Jacob Drury, presented her with a commemorative plaque.

Connie Barker is a talented, self-taught cook who started baking at just eight years old after receiving an Easy-Bake Oven.

“Recover All' addiction support meetings are being held at Mars Hill Pentecostal Church every Sunday at 10-11 a.m. Child Care is provided during that time. Call 601.568.1992 for more information  Mars Hill Rd, Philadelphia, MS. 

Philadelphia High School students had an amazing time on their recent field trip to Jackson, where they toured the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum.

Jonee Cumberland learned her way around the kitchen from her grandmother, the late Cassie Brantley, who was known for cooking a big Sunday lunch, complete with dessert and plenty of good food.

“Recover All' addiction support meetings are being held at Mars Hill Pentecostal Church every Sunday at 10-11 a.m. Child Care is provided during that time.

When the parking lot stripes at East Philadelphia Baptist Church need repainting and the budget is not robust enough to have it repainted, what can be done?

Jade Willis first made a name for herself by baking for her team’s fundraiser at the N.A.S.A. Tribal Basketball Tournament held in Florida six years ago, shortly after she started college.

East Central Community College celebrated Homecoming with a variety of events last weekend, including a football game with activities, a tailgate, and a ceremony inducting the newest members of the Athletic Hall of Fame.

Carly Bobo grew up learning the art of home cooking by sitting on the kitchen counter, watching her mom, Wendy Smith, make classic Southern dishes like biscuits and gravy.

Mars Hill Pentecostal Church. Family Festival! October 27th. Starts at 5PM