MS governor seeks permission to waiver banning processed food sales
Reeves announced he has asked the USDA Food and Nutrition Service for a waiver banning the purchase of what he describes as unhealthy processed food and beverages.
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Reeves announced he has asked the USDA Food and Nutrition Service for a waiver banning the purchase of what he describes as unhealthy processed food and beverages.
Today on Midday, Grace Brister talks with Brandy and her special guest, Shadow.
The Fellowship of Christian Athletes has active chapters, or 'huddles' in about eighty schools across Northeast Mississippi. At Saltillo High School, more than 350 students meet every Friday for their huddle, which includes a time of prayer and a message.
Karriem wrote a letter to the governor declaring a state of emergency for relief efforts for snap beneficiaries and calling a special session for the legislature to address SNAP related funding.
MPB Radio staple, Thacker Mountain Radio Hour, is coming to Columbus for a live show.
There was an increased law enforcement presence at Alcorn Central.
The West Point Ladies Golf Association hosted the first-ever Divots for Divas Tournament, and raised $2,000 to help provide free breast cancer screenings for local residents in Clay County
The Lowndes County Sheriff's Office is reminding citizens to keep little ghosts, goblins, and superheroes safe for Halloween.
There have been reports of a fire in Aberdeen on Canal Street.
Due to the ongoing Federal government shutdown, Several parks and day-use areas operated by the Army Corps of Engineers will close beginning today, October 31, and will remain closed until further notice.
Monroe County Sheriff Kevin Crook told WCBI, his deputies responded to a call at Smith Chapel Holiness Church Wednesday evening, October 29. When deputies arrived, they found 73-year-old Ollie Hamilton had been violently attacked and was dead.
That's why teachers at South Pontotoc Attendance Center are supporting those who will be affected by the loss of food benefits.
The department swore in a new Assistant Chief and two new officers on Thursday, October 30.
A Columbus Firefighter is being recognized by his peers and his community for his hard work and dedication to the job.
We have updates to a story we first brought you last week.