Ashley Greer had just interviewed for the assistant principal’s position at Itawamba Attendance Center, when she took a tour of the campus, and saw April’s Angels playground.
The program gives MSU students hands-on experience, while also providing a necessary cyber security checkup for school districts.
February 28 is considered Economic Blackout Friday nationwide. It is a call to boycott some nationwide chain stores for dismantling their Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion – or DEI – efforts, in response to President Donald Trump’s Federal efforts to do the same.
Louisville Mayor Will Hill prepares to enter into his fifth term.
On today’s Mid-Morning, Joey talks with Vice President of GTR’s Economic Development for GTR LINK, Betsy Young, as they discuss the LINK of existing businesses and how they help them prosper.
Judge Luther denied bond for Herrington, who was re-indicted for capital murder and also charged with tampering with evidence on February 7.
A Northeast Mississippi man will spend the next forty years in prison after he is sentenced on drug trafficking charges.
The Student Association sponsored MSU’s 147th Birthday Party on the Drill Field.
A fight in Starkville early in the week leads to a shooting and two arrests a couple of days later.
Community counselor and local acupuncturist discuss ways to de-stress.
CPR, the skills lab, and labor and delivery. These are just a few of the experiences high school students from across the region took part in at Mississippi University for Women’s Navigating Health Sciences Day.
Monroe County Volunteer Firefighters have had a lot on their hands this week.
On today’s Mid-Morning with Joey, the proposal deadline has passed and Joey, along with MUW President, Nora Miller, discuss what the future holds for Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science.
A special tribute honoring the Queen of Gospel, Mahalia Jackson, brought the community together at the Starkville Public Library.
Mississippi University for Women and Mississippi State release their proposals to house the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science.
The shop markets itself as sensory-friendly, and inclusive to women, the neurodiverse, BIPOC, and LGBTQIA+ communities.
PBMs also known as Pharmacy Benefit Managers, offer ways for health insurance companies to manage prescription drug costs.
Officers with the Columbus Police Department make two arrests after three juveniles attempt to flee on foot.
Testimony continues today in a Lowndes County drug trial.
A February 25 crash sent a Columbus man to the hospital with serious injuries.
West Clay Elementary students gets a taste of the stage through Golden Triangle Theatre’s All for One program.
In today’s day and age, mental health is more important than ever, and it often takes support from those around you. That’s why the Mississippi Department of Mental Health partnered with The W Counseling Center to provide free, evidence-based, mental health first aid training.
Leerene Williams, a former nurse aid at Dugan Home, is now the one being cared for at her old stomping grounds.
Today on Mid-Morning, Joey sits down with United Way’s Executive Director, Renee Sanders, and discuss the goals of the organization itself and what they do.