Noxapater News Today

The Tennessee Valley Authority awarded six grants to north Mississippi schools. Money is going to five schools in Winston County.

The Red Cross would like to take this opportunity to thank the ladies of Neshoba County and of Philadelphia for the many hours of service they have so willingly and cheerfully given during the past year.

Mississippi officials gathered on Thursday, Nov. 9 to dedicate a bridge on State Route 25 in Winston County as the “Stacey Dale Ricks Memorial Bridge”.

Jimmy Oglesby, 13-year-old boy who resides on Route 1, Noxapater, killed a 5-foot rattlesnake this week on the farm of C. C. Price. The big rattler had 16 rattlers, but did not deter Jimmy from killing it with a stick.

Mississippi’s Public Service Commission is redesignating the Eligible Telecommunications Carrier (ETC) status of 28 companies to receive approximately $138,973,318 in federal funds in 2024. The funding will serve to continue the expansion of voice and broadband internet services to unserved and underserved areas in Mississippi. An ETC requires annual certification...

As we enter a post-pandemic world, several challenging trends confront Christians as we seek to reach the nations with the gospel. Some of those challenges

Human remains discovered on the side of a road in east Neshoba County in April have been identified, according to Neshoba County Sheriff Eric Clark.

Human remains discovered on the side of a road in east Neshoba County in April have been identified, according to Neshoba County Sheriff Eric Clark.

MaxPreps News - Carthage quarterback Connor Cuff honored as Player of the Year, while Scott Surratt named Coach of the Year.

A Mississippi deer hunter watched a buck grow from an exceptional 3-year-old into a 160-class trophy.