Neshoba County News

Bids will be opened on March 8 for construction of a new $19 million in Neshoba County.

Surely the Neshoba County Fair makes everyone's list of unique things in Mississippi.

Philadelphia, Miss., native, Marty Stuart, grew up listening to country music and wanting to be a part of that world.

Choctaw tribal chief Phyliss Anderson restored and reopened Phillip M's at the Pearl River Resort last week.

A benefit fund has been set up to help the Tubby family, which lost three children and its home to fire this week.

Authorities say an early-morning house fire in central Mississippi has killed three children, and a fourth is in a burn center.

The one-day conference had one mission, to establish ways to improve the overall health and well being of residents.

In 1990, Phil Bryant was elected to the Mississippi House of Representatives from the 59th District, becoming the first Republican ever elected from that district.

Authorities say a pilot died when a small twin-engine plane crashed in east-central Mississippi.

The civil rights office started by Mickey and Rita Schwerner in Meridian is being restored and turned into a center to reach out to students in the community - just as that office did almost a half century ago.