COVID cases up by 42 over the week
The number of COVID-19 infections continues to go up in Mississippi.
KA Rams fall to Columbus Friday
The Kemper Academy Rams dropped a 38-14 decision to Columbus Christian in eight-man football Friday night.
Free legal clinic set for Oct.
The Mississippi Volunteer Lawyers Project (MVLP) and the Sixth Chancery District in Mississippi are hosting three (3) free family law legal clinics to assist low income residents with their uncontested family law matters.
Wicker advances sport fisheries legislation
Mississippi is very fortunate to have U.S. Senator Roger Wicker representing our great state and nation.
After school snacks keep everyone happy
We're all glad for them to be back on a regular schedule. Our main problem is when they get home, they are starving. They act like they haven't eating all day. If we don't have a snack ready, they'll eat so much they won't eat supper. Our best bet is to have a healthy snack ready for them. Here's some suggestions to hold them over until it is supper time.
Kemper Wildcats open with strong victory
The Kemper County Wildcats opened their 2021 football season with a 47-20 victory over Leake Central Friday night on the East Mississippi Community College campus in Scooba.
Rams even record at 1-1 with 52-12 win
The Kemper Academy Rams rebounded from their season opening loss to roll over Discovery Christian School 52-12 in eight-man football action.
Health officials praise vaccine
State health officials continue to urge Mississippians to get vaccinated for COVID-19.
Unemployed total drops in July by 1.4% for Kemper
Kemper County’s July 2021 unemployment rate of 9.4% dropped when compared to the previous month rate of 10.8%, according to the Mississippi Department of Employment Security.
Hurricane leaves little damage in Kemper
What was Category 4 Hurricane Ida passed over Kemper County Monday night dumping rain but leaving minor damage.
Community calendar
Editor’s note: The Kemper County Messenger publishes the Community Calendar weekly in this space. It covers events, announcements and happenings in Kemper County. We welcome your news and …
EMCC awarded $200K grant for apprenticeship training
The Workforce and Community Services division at East Mississippi Community College has been awarded a $200,000 grant to provide training to area workers through the Mississippi Apprenticeship Program, or MAP, a state apprenticeship program supported by the U.S. Department of Labor.
EMCC adds Neal as assistant director of bands
SCOOBA – Director of Bands Chris King was so excited about the prospect of Ben Neal joining him here at East Mississippi Community College, he reached out for an official interview on Neal’s honeymoon.
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