HOUSTON --A Houston man died and a Pheba woman was injured following a two-vehicle crash on MS 15 South Monday, Jan. 18, according to the Miss…
TUPELO - The Mississippi Transportation Commission on Thursday announced funding for multimodal transportation projects throughout north Mississippi.
Municipal elections are just around the corner and the number of elected police chiefs in Mississippi dropped by nearly 20 percent in recent months.
HOUSTON – Teachers in the Houston School District were surprised on Thursday when they received a knock on their door from the principal.
HOULKA -- Pam Hightower Tuggle, a beloved teacher at Houlka Attendance Center, died on Jan. 11 after a battle with Covid-19.
HOUSTON – Houston and Houlka schools will continue operating on the A/B schedule through the end of January.
HOUSTON – The Salvation Army location in Houston, which was located at 114 West Washington Street, is now permanently closed.
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HOUSTON – As soon as the Toppers' shoes hit the court on Tuesday, it became apparent that they were more comfortable than they had been all se…
HOUSTON – Much like the boys game the same night, the Lady Toppers scored a decisive 49-26 win over the Choctaw County Lady Chargers on Tuesda…
HOULKA -- Playing against a team that just last year came up third overall in the division can sometimes psych a team out. That seems to be th…
HOULKA -- The Lady Wildcats of Houlka High School took on the Lady Bearcats of Baldwyn last week in a game that looks worse on the scoreboard …
PHEBA – The Hebron Lady Eagles took to the court to face off against the Columbus Christian Lady Rams on Friday night.
PHEBA – The Hebron Eagles scored a big victory over their rival the Columbus Christian Rams by a score of 62-47, on Friday night.
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HOUSTON – The Houston Exchange Club resumed its meetings on Friday, with a special guest, David Johnson, a sports writer for Ole Miss, and a C…
JACKSON • The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) will host drive-through COVID-19 testing sites for Mississippi teachers and staff …
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OKOLONA -- The Second Judicial District session of Chickasaw County Circuit Court, set to begin this week in Okolona, has been postponed until…
HOULKA -- New Houlka’s Mayor and Board of Aldermen earlier this month took steps to upgrade a part of Town Hall occupied by the Fire Departmen…
TUPELO - The Mississippi Transportation Commission on Thursday announced funding for multimodal transportation projects throughout north Mississippi.
HOUSTON – Employees for the City of Houston will be looking at a pay raise on their next pay period thanks to a raise that was enacted by the …
HOUSTON – A New Year means a new start for the Chickasaw County Board of Supervisors, who had to make their annual list of appointments during…
HOUSTON – Houston High School is now the host of a new internship program, one that prepares students not just for work, but for a career.
HOUSTON – The Houston School District announced that it will be continuing with the A/B schedule for the first two weeks of the spring semester.