Mid-Morning with Aundrea-08/31/21
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VARDAMAN, Miss. (WCBI) – The Sweet Potato Capital of the world is having its 49th Annual Sweet Potato Festival this weekend. The Town of Vardaman is celebrating its 49th annual Sweet Potato Festival this Saturday and many people are already in town to join in on the fun. Each year thousands of people flood the streets and enjoy the food,…
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – With a medical cannabis program in place, and dispensaries preparing to open. Healthcare providers and potential patients are now focusing on the process of obtaining medicinal cannabis cards. WCBI talked to the only physician in the Golden Triangle who can currently certify patients. After a popular statewide referendum was struck down in court, Mississippians lobbied hard…
TUPELO, Miss. (WCBI) – Emergency medical personnel across Northeast Mississippi spent part of their day learning how to use decontamination equipment in case of a large-scale emergency. In the east parking lot of the Cadence Bank Arena, teams worked on mannequins, representing victims exposed to hazardous materials. Each victim must be decontaminated, along with the scissors, backboards, and other items…
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COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – The Powerball jackpot just keeps getting bigger and bigger and now the prize has reached its largest number in national lottery prize history. Currently, the jackpot sits at $1.6 billion. After the taxes, you’re looking at just over $782 million. Folks in Columbus are feeling lucky. What would you do with $1.6 billion? “Woo! That’s a…
TUPELO, Miss. (WCBI) – 19 men and women are now ready to protect and serve throughout Northeast Mississippi. Graduation ceremonies were held this morning for Class B-71 from the North Mississippi Law Enforcement Training Center. The new officers lived at the Tupelo academy Monday through Friday for the past twelve weeks. During that time, they were taught all of the…
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – Fewer people are enrolling at Mississippi University for Women, but the school continues to lead the state in degree completion. A report from MUW showed the university enrolled just over 2,300 students for fall 2022. That’s a 5.6% drop. Among the schools in the state’s public university system, MUW leads with the highest degree completion. The…