Except for the cake and 47 cent drinks, Friday’s lunchtime crowd could have been any regular day at Danver’s.
Fueling the creative process and offering hands-on experience – that’s what the new Creator Studio at Mississippi University for Women is doing for students.
Visit Columbus hosts its annual “Arts and Antique Show and Sale.”
Six people have been indicted on felony drug charges in Lee County following a long investigation and round-up.
Merchants in Starkville welcomed Bulldog friends and family home November 1 with a citywide tailgate.
The town of Caledonia added a splash of color to the Town Hall.
Willie Jerome Manning is asking for another rehearing.
If you are planning to vote, you need to bring your driver’s license but leave the campaigning material outside.
The City of Columbus is taking steps to better track and manage travel expenses for city employees and elected officials.
A former Starkville firefighter has been found not guilty of embezzlement.
The man reported missing in Noxubee County has been found. Sheriff Tommy Roby said Davenport Hill is safe.
An early morning crash in Alabama has claimed the life of a Fayette man.
Two New Hope High School students are arrested for separate incidents, one of which involved a gun on school property.
Princesses and super heroes of the smallest size seize downtown Columbus.
An Alabama mother is facing charges after her child allegedly tests positive for drugs.
Mornings will get even more brighter, but the sun will set a lot sooner.
As we fall back this weekend, it’s a good reminder to check your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.
It is very rare to see a husband and wife work the same job, especially when they are both at the head of their departments.
Although he was officially sworn in today by Judge Paul Funderburk, District Attorney Jason Herring has been on the job for several weeks.
The driver of a UTV died after a crash in Oxford.
A Winston County man will spend more than 15 years in prison for a federal drug charge.
A Lowndes County inmate’s short bid for freedom has netted him a long stretch in state prison.
Some area high school students spent their day testing their culinary skills and knowledge.
East Central Community College and Mississippi University for Women are partnering for a new educational pathway collaboration.