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Highway 15 Bowl Part 2: County Boys face Wolverines in North Half
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Fri,11/29/24-5:00PM , 358 Reads
In the words of the rapper DMX, the County Boys got one more road to cross, one more risk ñ or in their case game ñ to take, before meeting their opponent at the Rock in Hattiesburg. And this one is a familiar foe, but before we get to that letís talk about the County Boys dominating first half against the Rosa Fort Lions.
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Partnership announces 2024 Choctaw County Christmas Parade
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Fri,11/29/24-11:00AM , 462 Reads
As family and friends put up the leftovers from the family gatherings, itís beginning to look a lot more like Christmas in Choctaw County. Kicking off the Christmas season in the county is the annual Choctaw County Library Christmas Open House.
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Area Christmas events held throughout the county
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Fri,11/29/24-10:00AM , 185 Reads
As family and friends put up the leftovers from the family gatherings, itís beginning to look a lot more like Christmas in Choctaw County. Kicking off the Christmas season in the county is the annual Choctaw County Library Christmas Open House.
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Eupora Elementary School student Caden Bingham was honored as the Webster County Board of Education Student of the Month for October at the board’s Oct. 7 meeting. He is accompanied by his parents, Josh and Kayla Bingham, and his sister, Elizabeth. Others present are board members Marilynn Brown, Rana Mitchell, Daniel Bingham and Gabby Davis; Superintendent James Mason and EES Principal Lauren Smith.

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Webster County School Board discusses legal matter
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Fri,11/22/24-3:00PM , 454 Reads
The Webster County School Board discussed a legal matter at a previous meeting. Board members, Superintendent James Mason and board attorney Jim Keith, who was present via Zoom, discussed a legal matter Oct. 7, according to meeting minutes. No action was taken.
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