The City of Columbus announced today, October 23, that the proceeds from the event, organized by the city’s First Lady Stephanie Jones and Parks and Recreation Director Greg Lewis, will go to the Columbus Imaging Center.
Starkville is hosting its annual Pumpkin Palooza for children and families today, October 23.
There are a number of elections and special elections coming up on November 4, and the Secretary of State’s Office is reminding absentee voters that now is the time to act.
A video on social media helped lead to serious charges against two Baldwyn residents.
Today Karen Emerson is with Hannah as they talk about Hannah’s pet snake, Pretzel and the importance of a physical check up.
Southeastern Timber Products has expanded, bringing more jobs and business to the area.
More than 2,000 8th-grade students got to explore careers in construction and skilled trades at the 6th annual FORGE Your Path Career Expo.
During the regular meeting of the Tupelo Rotary Club, local non-profits received grants for various projects.
On this week’s episode of Next to Nature, Joey Barnes and Dr. Long discuss field burning and why it can be beneficial to the environment.
TVA broke ground this morning, October 22, on a new natural gas-powered combustion turbine power plant just outside of Caledonia.
Amory Police are investigating the deaths of two people.
Bond is set at $100,000 for a Macon man accused of shooting his girlfriend.
Today on WCBI Sunrise, Kealy talks with Nick Hairston about what you need to know this Wednesday.
It’s been more than a year since the Mississippi State Board of Cosmetology and Barbering has had a board.
The future of Columbus’s contract with W.T. Consultants, a lobbying and consulting firm, is still uncertain after tonight’s city council meeting.
The Calhoun County Career and Technical Center sponsored a career fair, geared to elementary students.
Bridgeway Church is bringing the very first Night to Shine event to Starkville, and members of the church tell me this has always been a dream of theirs.
Today on Midday, WCBI has a group of special guests from McKellar Technology Center.
This week’s Good news includes Kealy Shields and Colin Krieger, as they talk about upcoming events going on this week.
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Dr. Angus Catchot about the Walk Mississippi Event.
On this week’s Crime Stoppers, Kealy talks to Jeremy Dubois with Clay County Crimestoppers about a recent shooting in the area.
The administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency saw firsthand how Toyota Mississippi not only makes cars, but also protects the environment.
Safety cones stretch roughly from the old Magnolia Bowl to the new Magg Dispensary.
The store also provides unique opportunities for students with research and education about animal and dairy products.