Philadelphia News

From staff reports Neshoba County General Hospital and Nursing Home in Philadelphia has received Certificate of Need authority for the relocation and addition of 15 long-term care, skilled nursing facility beds from the former H.C. Watkins Extended Care Facility in Clarke County.

Curtis Flowers, a 39-year-old African American is to stand trial for an unprecedented sixth time for murder of four people in Mississippi in 1996.

PHILADELPHIA a ' AT&T has rolled out its third generation mobile broadband network in Philadelphia.

Her voice is every bit as relaxing as her visage! Dr. Miriram Franco My last bride had a serious case of hives the week before her wedding.

Latin music, R&B and a sample of everything in between will flood the streets of Hattiesburg Friday.

Rats run at night, doing their dirty work in the dark. They fear the light - for when people see them in the light, they clean out the rat nest.

With an opening gala performance by Rasta Thomas' Bad Boys of Dance and Firebird artwork, the USA International Ballet Competition nods to its past and ballet history even as it spotlights new talent.

The former treasurer of the Longino Volunteer Fire Department has been sentenced to five years in prison and has been ordered to pay more than $60,000 in restitution after pleading guilty to embezzlement.

The Neshoba County highway marker memorializing the 1964 killings of three civil rights workers by the Ku Klux Klan again has been vandalized, this time with the letters 'KKK' spray-painted across the sign on Mississippi 19.

Jordan Flake, a secondary education major from Philadelphia, is assisted by Jennifer Knox in the student services department at Mississippi State University Meridian while preparing to register for the 2010 spring semester.

Philadelphia and Neshoba County have asked the John C. Stennis Institute of Government at Mississippi State University to help create a comprehensive economic development plan.

Philadelphia and Neshoba County have asked the John C. Stennis Institute of Government at Mississippi State University to help create a comprehensive economic development plan.

Some voters in this Jasper County community will be going to the polls today to elect their representative on the East Jasper School Board.

In his first months as president, Barack Obama has taken on some big problems-health care, the economic collapse, Iraq and Afghanistan-so it's no wonder there's heated debate going on.

Hundreds of Americans, including several in Mississippi, have died after being shocked with high-voltage stun guns touted as a nonlethal way to subdue suspects.

I spoke with Carolyn Goodman twice before she died, and both times left feeling inspired and guilty.

Three high school marching bands continued the Pine Belt's tradition of exceptional music programs by placing in the top six in their divisions at the Mississippi Marching Band Championship last weekend.

Mayor Funky and Co-Mayor Squitiro came with a proclamation at to the the Centennial Freedom Fund Luncheon of the Kansas City NAACP.

It all started with a few tip offs. From there it went to a search warrant. After the Neshoba County Sheriff's Department and the Philadelphia Police Department executed the search warrant, Donnie Adkins, the Neshoba County Sheriff, said they discovered truth behind those tips.

The first African-American mayor of Philadelphia, Miss., told the NAACP of Kansas City today that hate-speech must end.