The Philadelphia - Neshoba County Public Library is pleased to offer eBooks via the Mississippi eBook Consortium powered by OverDrive! Funding for this collection was made possible through a donation from the Neshoba County Hospital Improvement Corporation. Contact the library for additional detalis and help checking out your first eBooks from the Philadelphia - Neshoba County Public Library!

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http://mlpebooks.lib.overdrive.com/

This site has been created as a public service to give you an overview of the functions and services provided by Neshoba County governmental units and elected officials.

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http://www.neshobacounty.net/

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The AR Book Find will help identify AR level books for young readers.

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http://www.arbookfind.com/UserType.aspx

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The International Digital Children's Library is a vast resource of worldwide collected works for children.

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http://en.childrenslibrary.org/

MAGNOLIA is a statewide consortium funded by the Mississippi Legislature which provides online research databases for publicly funded K-12 schools, public libraries, community college libraries, and university libraries in Mississippi. The MAGNOLIA databases have been of great benefit to Mississippi residents since August 1997. In addition to searching the databases in libraries across the state, individuals can also access the electronic resources available through MAGNOLIA from their home or office computers. Interested individuals should contact the library for the necessary password.

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http://magnolia.msstate.edu/public/login.asp?pid=185

As the central personnel agency for State government, the Mississippi State Personnel Board seeks to recruit qualified individuals from all segments of society. The Mississippi State Personnel Board has under its purview more than 31,000 employees who serve the State of Mississippi each day. 

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http://www.mspb.ms.gov

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Free web-based job board for federal job seekers with thousands of opportunities. To search for potential job matches, seekers can look for positions through a variety of methods including agency, job type, location, or salary range.

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www.usajobs.gov