Flywheel Festival features antique engines, food, fun
Antique flywheels are a big attraction for those who restore and exhibit internal combustion engines, and tractors from bygone years.
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Antique flywheels are a big attraction for those who restore and exhibit internal combustion engines, and tractors from bygone years.
You probably didn't know that many of your everyday household products and cleaning supplies are technically hazardous waste materials.
10 years later, community members gathered in the center of downtown to honor those on the front lines.
Lowndes County leaders were showing county officials their appreciation in honor of County Government Month.
Mississippi University for Women is known for many things, but you probably don't know about the food that grows on its campus.
Amory police have two people in custody, and they're looking for a third in connection with a shooting earlier on Friday.
Oktibbeha County deputies are asking for help finding a missing man. 36-year-old Sylvester Warren was last seen Monday in Starkville.
The third Friday in April is set aside as National Arbor Day, a day to emphasize the importance of trees to the environment and our health.
Louisville police are hoping a large reward will help them find the thieves who drove away in two trucks.
A Water Valley man was charged with aggravated assault. Lafayette County deputies were called to Abbeville Market earlier this week about the incident.
The Columbus-Lowndes County Airport kicked off its weekend-long anniversary celebration. A "Youth Program" was held for kids from across the county Friday morning.
Scary moments Friday morning in Tupelo after a child was hit by a truck. It's believed her injuries are non-life-threatening but she was taken to the hospital.
Bringing Amory back is one of the missions of Monroe Strong. And that mission got a shot in the arm Thursday.
Sonya Baldwin, better known as Ms. Sonya, is well-known in Columbus for her work at Hardee's and for her cheerful spirit.
Wherever there is music, Kirklyn Johnson is in his element. Johnson excelled in music throughout public school and at NEMCC from the moment he stepped foot on campus.
Helping students face the challenges of continuing their education and joining the workforce were two of the aims of The Pickens County College and Career Center Foundation.