Work has begun for what will be the newest neighborhood in downtown Columbus – Parkview. Project leaders celebrated the milestone on Thursday.
While Juneteenth is celebrated nationally as Freedom Day, the African American community in Columbus for generations had a month’s head start.
A partnership between Owens Corning, a Mississippi-based business, and a non-profit means a new roof for the widow of a US Army veteran. Allie Martin has more on the story…
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy is in the studio with Mesha Randall to discuss Fibromyalgia Month.
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Reform Library Director Valerie Abrams about the summer reading program, Unearth a Story.
NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI (WCBI) – Mississippi lawmakers are preparing for a special session that could reshape voting districts across the state — following a major court ruling tied to the Voting Rights Act. A new U.S. Supreme Court ruling is changing how states draw political lines — especially when it comes to race. The Court ruled in a Louisiana case that…
Greg Pirkle is known to have a heart for his community, but he was still surprised when he was honored for his service at the CREATE Foundation’s State of the Region.
Next Saturday, as the school year winds down for children in Choctaw County and in the surrounding area, the Choctaw County Partnership will host A Day at the Lake.
This week on Next to Nature, Eric and Dr. Long discuss about the beautiful Blue Phlox.
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Nick Hariston about ratchet straps and flagging tape.
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Miss Mississippi Collegiate Olivia Burchfield about how Olivia got into pageants, her recent graduation, and her time as Miss Mississippi Collegiate.
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with MSMS students Grayson Garrick and Jolanna Jackson about their roles in the Emancipation Celebration performance and the research that went into this project.
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with MSMS History Teacher Chuck Yarborough about the upcoming Emancipation Celebration performance.
Today on Crime Stoppers, Kealy talks with West Point Police Department Lieutenant Mary Huggins about embezzlement.
Today on Good News, Kealy and Colin Krieger talk about upcoming events
A ten-year-old Pontotoc County boy is proof that a positive attitude, strong support system, and faith can help overcome unexpected obstacles in life. Allie Martin introduces us to Uzziah and his story of courage and resilience.
Eupora Police are still searching for suspects from this past weekend’s shooting at a city park. Tobie Brantley Park is directly across from Eupora Elementary School — where police say families visit often.
Marshall Ramsey shared some of the stories behind some of his favorite images and talked about what he’s doing today.
Students at Mississippi State University now have a new space to call home. MSU President Mark Keenum, U.S. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith and others gathered for the ribbon cutting at the new MSU Livestock Evaluation Laboratory.
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Go Gray in May Brain Cancer Awareness Fundraiser Director Renee Phillips and Co-Organizer Ashli Dunn about the upcoming Ladies Mixer.
Today on Mid-Morning, Kealy talks with Executive Director Catherine McPhate about the Natchez Children’s Service and National Child Abuse Prevention Month.
It also included a competition, giving students as young as fifth grade a chance to learn the sport and compete alongside family members.
We are in the middle of Spring Festival season in North Mississippi, and this weekend’s weather was near perfect. That helped bring out the crowds to the 30th Market Street Festival in Columbus.
Today on Midday, it’s Day 2 at the Blue Suede Cruise in Tupelo, and Allie Martin is LIVE with special guests to talk about the event!