Columbus-led organization host community feeding
The turning around organization’s motto is to turn their pain from gun violence into purpose.
Inaugural Cycle of Hope 3K Bike Ride fundraises for special needs
Social Entertainment Organization hosted the event to support organizations that advocate and assist those with special needs.
Social Entertainment Organization hosted the event to support organizations that advocate and assist those with special needs.
Aliceville community members honor long-time veteran
Around this time of year, residents of Aliceville come together to honor those who have served the country.
New Hope student is honored for her impact in community
The Exchange Club of Columbus named Marlie Tolleson the Youth of the Year Award recipient for 2024-2025.
Fifth graders are now D.A.R.E. graduates
Pierce Street Elementary students have learned how to resist peer pressure, and make wise decisions through DARE classes
Pierce Street Elementary fifth graders graduated from the DARE Program.
Man arrested on multiple sex crime charges in Monroe Co.
A Monroe County man is facing nearly a dozen child sex crimes, and investigators fear there could be more victims.
Around the Area with Allie Martin (Taste of Tupelo) – 04/24/2025
On this week’s episode of Around the Area, Allie takes a trip to the Taste of Tupelo.
Woman arrested for grand larceny in Tupelo
A Tupelo woman is in the Lee County Jail after being accused of leaving a gas station in someone else’s car.
Nursing Program – 04/25/25
Today, Kealy talks with Jamonica Johnson about the upcoming nursing program.
Police make a burglary arrest in Eupora
Koran White was arrested and charged with burglary, with more charges to be expected.
It’s been almost 11 years since a tornado came through Louisville
We are just days away from the 11th anniversary of the deadly EF4 tornado that touched down Winston County.
Nonprofit formed to honor the memory of late first responders
First Responders Foundation will also provide other support for first responders and their families
The First Responders Foundation was formed after the recent fatal crash of the AirCare Medical Helicopter, claiming the lives of its three crew members.
MUW students prepares for federal student loan changes
With college seniors getting close to graduation, this could mean a potential pivot in their financial future.
Local car care business to be featured in Talladega’s NASCAR
A local car care business will be featured prominently during a NASCAR race this weekend at Talladega.
Man arrested in Verona on first-degree murder charges
A Shannon man has been arrested and charged with first-degree murder in connection with a shooting in Verona earlier this month.
Senior Games event held in Starkville’s Travis Outlaw Sportsplex
The Senior Games were held this morning, April 24, at the Travis Outlaw Sportsplex.
MSU Criminology Professor speaks to Columbus community leaders
Mississippi State University Criminology professor Raymond Barranco Speaking to a group of business and community leaders in Columbus.
Bond set for a man after felony fleeing in Tupelo
Bond is set at $60,000 for a Tupelo man, after police said he decided to make a run for it on Easter.
Sickle Cell Run – 04/24/25
Today Kealy talks with Jeanise Andrews and Carolyn Poston about the upcoming Sickle Cell Walk.
Fair Kids Growth – 04/24/25
Today Kealy talks with Mrs. Miller and some of her kids about a project they did.
Garden Masters – 04/24/25
Today, Kealy talks with Frances Deignan and Myra Rosenblatt about Garden Masters.
Meet and greet held for Leslie Frazier
Every athlete has dreams of going pro, but only a few actually make it. Fewer still find themselves in a Hall of Fame.
Next to Nature (Box Turtle) – 04/23/2025
In this week’s Next to Nature, we learn why box turtles are given their name.
Starkville students build mobile hunting house for local non-profit
STARKVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) – Starkville High School students are working on projects beyond the classroom. Construction and welding students joined forces to build a mobile hunting house for the Calhoun-Webster chapter of the non-profit Hope Outdoors. The ministry helps those with special needs or physical challenges hunt and participate in other outdoor activities. “Probably 60% of our hunters are in wheelchairs,…