COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – There was tons of fun for the kids in downtown Columbus. There were many vendors and activities for the adults at the Market Street Festival. There were also wonderful activities for the kids at the festival. There were different activities like axe throwing, pony riding, jumpers, and much more. For some parents, it was their first…
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI)-This year, WCBI participated in the market street festival by having a drawdown. People were able to enter their name into a box, for a chance to win prizes. The first, second, and third-place winners of the drawdown all received prizes. First-place winner Angela Johnson says she is thrilled about winning the contest. “At first I was not…
EMMITSBURG, MD. (WCBI)- A Lowndes County volunteer firefighter is being honored in Maryland. The National Fallen Firefighters Foundation is hosting its 43rd annual Memorial Weekend, honoring fallen firefighters from across the country. Lowndes County volunteer fire department’s Wayne Doyle passed away in 2022. He served with the volunteer fire department for almost 40 years. The weekend consists of a Candlelight…
MISSISSIPPI (WCBI) – Highway improvement projects continue across Mississippi. The Mississippi Department of Transportation announced several projects all over the state, including some in Attala, Calhoun, Grenada, and Carroll counties. In Attala County, a project is underway to replace a bridge on State Route 35 just north of Kosciusko. That is expected to be completed in summer 2024. Work is…
AMORY, Miss. (WCBI) – On April 29th, the Amory Police Department was trying to identify a man involved in a theft from a home. The robbery took place in the area of Highway 278 E and 7th St Street South. As of May 3, investigators with the Amory Police Department identified the suspect involved in this case. An arrest was…
She was known as the First Lady of Country Music and this weekend, Tammy Wynette’s hometown is celebrating what would have been her 82nd birthday.
Many of the local businesses will be staying open for the duration of the Market Street Festival and extending their hours if needed.
Amory is continuing on its road to recovery after a tornado that blew through last year. Along with rebuilding, city leaders are preparing for the next storm.
Beginning Monday, access will be limited to the Carnation Street campus during the day. The feeding program will continue for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Southern Monroe County and northern Lowndes County drivers need to be aware of an upcoming long road closing.
A shopping trip to Tupelo ended with a visit to jail for two Lee County women. Tuesday, Tupelo police were called to a business in the Barnes Crossing area about a substantial shoplifting case.
Graduates at Mississippi University for Women came together as a single group one last time to take part in the Magnolia Chain Ceremony.
Columbus police made an arrest in one shooting and continued to investigate another. 18-year-old Tavaris Mixon was charged with three counts of aggravated assault.
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Former Mississippi Public Service Commissioner and gubernatorial candidate Brandon Presley is creating a political action committee.
Three teens were charged after a bomb threat at Lafayette County High School. Deputies said the call came in on Wednesday.
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A major shift may be moving in on US drug policies. The DOJ is pushing to reclassify marijuana from a Schedule 1 narcotic to a Schedule 3.
The goal of every business is to make money. Now, some independent pharmacies are finding themselves in the red.
It was a warm and perfect day to go out on the lake for the annual Catfish Roundup. VFW Post 4272 partners with Golden Triangle Outdoors for the two-day event that kicked off Thursday morning.
A pro-Palestinian protest was held on the Ole Miss campus with a raucous counter-protest. More than two dozen protesters filled a cordoned-off area with signs of “Free Palestine” and yelled chants.
Some historic changes are coming to some historic schools in the Columbus Municipal School District. Part of the district’s new strategic plan calls for the repurposing of Franklin Academy and Fairview Elementary.
Election workers in Columbus could be getting a pay raise in time for the upcoming school bond vote.