The J.L. King Center provides community support through after-school programs, summer camps, and services for adults.
According to the Lee County Sheriff Jim Johnson, on Saturday February 22, deputies responded to a structure fire on County Road.
Eric Thomas Open Heart Foundation hosted the event promoting health and wellness to the local community of Columbus.
The second annual 5K was put on to raise money to enhance and modernize the Oktibbeha County Heritage Museum.
Students involved with the Youth Institute research and write essays exploring solutions to global food insecurity.
The Columbus and Starkville Police Departments have had their hands full the past 24 hours.
More than 170 cars are on display at this weekend’s “World of Customs” Auto Show. There is everything from a 1926 Model T, to restored cars from the 1950s, 60s, and 70s.
The trial involving a Columbus businessman ends in a mistrial.
Aberdeen’s mayor is forging ahead with efforts to bring a cruise line to the Tennessee Tombigbee Waterway and also bringing a new business to an abandoned plant.
The ICC Tupelo Campus hosted a “Code Blue and Red” training event. During the event, students from area schools were able to observe three simulated scenarios.
Organizations come together to plant trees at the Partnership Middle School in Starkville.
A bill to help the Golden Triangle Homeless Coalition is making its way through the legislature.
According to a Facebook post by the Pickens County Sheriff’s Office, administrators and School Resource Officers quickly investigated the matter.
A retirement celebration was held on February 21 in Starkville for retiring Fire Chief Charles Yarbrough.
Mississippi State University made a social media post indicating it will look at its compliance after receiving the new interpretations.
A West Alabama driver escapes injury after crashing into flood waters.
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The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency opened a Mitigation Assistance Program, to help place storm shelters in certain counties.
23-year-old Limetrius Robertson wasn’t going to let a disabled vehicle keep her from a new job as assistant manager at the Family Dollar and Dollar Tree in Mooreville. So her first day on the job, she made the 20-minute walk to work. Her husband Deandre was by her side.
FORGE hosted its Annual Career Interview Day at the Communiversity on Thursday, February 20.
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East Mississippi Community College celebrates Black History with “A Tour of Black Voices in American History”.
Vanessa Walker, a Columbus native, uplifts the community with her play “Encourage Yourself.”
Two people are dead after a shooting in the parking lot of a Starkville hotel.