The brunch raised money for the Gumtree Museum of Art through sponsorships and ticket sales while also celebrating moms.
Some residents in Starkville and Oktibbeha County spent much of Friday cleaning up and assessing damage after a severe thunderstorm blew through the area Thursday afternoon.
We want to congratulate WCBI’s Teacher of the Month for April, Tracie Fox, a fifth grade teacher at Overstreet Elementary in Starkville.
One by one, as their names were called, as twelve inmates received certificates for completing a semester of the prison education program.
Jesse’s sister and former West Lowndes Band member, Adrienne Morris, said this is an investment in the future of the students.
We have a winner in the Thanks, Mom: A Southern Hearts Home Care Mother’s Day Tribute.
The 44th Annual Red Hills Festival scheduled for Saturday has been cancelled.
The Fayette County Sheriff’s Office has confirmed the discovery of human remains believed to be those of 1-year-old Kahleb Collins.
Friends and family members were on hand on May 9 as more than 300 Mississippi University for Women students received their diplomas at two ceremonies on The W’s Columbus campus.
The Mississippi Supreme Court denied State Auditor Shad White’s appeal to dismiss a former NFL quarterback’s defamation lawsuit against him.
East Mississippi Community College’s Golden Triangle Campus hosted two graduation ceremonies on May 9.
Starkville Fire Department had a busy afternoon after the storms rolled through.
A severe thunderstorm in Oktibbeha County caused heavy damage to various areas.
Our Kealy Shield sits down with Chelsea Best to tell us the when and where for the upcoming return of the farmers market. Take a look!
Huber Engineered Woods hosted a hiring event on Thursday at the Shuqualak Action Group Community Center.
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Taxpayers in Itawamba County will get some relief when it comes to the cost for inmate meals at the jail. The county’s jail garden has been planted and is being worked by inmates.
It’s a phrase Lowndes Sheriff Eddie Hawkins has heard over and over. Now, he’s using statistics to prove another story.
For Joe Beckett, preserving history has always been a passion, even as a child. In the 1980s, he came to Columbus and fell in love with the historic homes throughout the city.
Today on Mid-morning, Kealy talks with Chef Jakiero about the culinary program.
Today on Mid-morning, Kealy talks to Dee Mazahreh about adult education.
Starkville City leaders are all aboard for a new “Rail to Trail” project that would transform an unused railroad into a 38-mile recreational path.
Columbus city leaders are hoping Federal money can help them fight crime.