WCBI Sunrise (Mississippi State Summer Scholars) – 06/24/05
Today on WCBI Sunrise, Kealy talks to MSU Summer Scholars Carissa Palmer and Keylon Mays-Moore about their upcoming performance.
Today on WCBI Sunrise, Kealy talks to MSU Summer Scholars Carissa Palmer and Keylon Mays-Moore about their upcoming performance.
It’s Tuesday, so you know what that means! Kealy is sharing all the good news happening around the area.
Criminal Investigator Ben Holcombe with the Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office joined Kealy for this week’s segment of Crime Stoppers. Holcombe discusses property crimes and how you can help law enforcement with these types of investigations.
Having your trash picked up will soon cost you more in Oktibbeha County. Victoria Bailey talked with county leaders and residents about the impending increase.
A local church discusses how they keep their congregation safe.
Preparations are underway for a fun-filled weekend in one Monroe County town.
A number of medications increase rates of dehydration and lower the body’s ability to regulate temperature, leading to a higher risk.
Director, Kevin Jerome Everson, returns to his family’s Columbus roots for new film.
The family’s home escaped damage when a bolt of lightning struck a tree near the house.
The Tupelo Police Department made an arrest for alleged credit card fraud.
A Tupelo man is now in the Lee County Jail, accused of stabbing someone.
Today on WCBI Sunrise, Kealy talks with D.A. Scott Colom about the Male Mentorship with a Purpose happening in Columbus.
Today on Sunrise, Kealy talks with Luke Lumus and Jimmy Hildreth about the upcoming Lowndes County Rodeo.
Bull riding was the main event of Bulls on Main in Amory last Friday and Saturday, June 20-21. An eight-second, one-handed ride is all the cowboys got for the chance to reach their highest score.
June 22 marked two years and four months since a man went missing in Shuqualak.
Jontavius Thomas was arrested for reportedly physically assaulted a man with a closed fist and stealing money from his wallet.
24-year-old Kyson River Barnes of Booneville was arrested and charged with Failure to Stop Motor Vehicle when an Officer Signals, Possession of Methamphetamine, and Possession of Oxycodone (trafficking).
Nineteen-year-old Alexzay Tripplett of Noxapater was charged with one count of auto burglary and three counts of attempted auto burglary.
The Fulton Police Department needs your help in finding a 19-year-old woman.
A historical marker commemorating the Monroe County Training School was unveiled on June 21.
At the conference, several different speakers spoke about how to handle stress, anxiety, depression, and other mental health illnesses.
Starkville Strong’s mission of uplifting the community by connecting them with resources is powered by community support and donations.
Baptist Memorial Golden Triangle Hospital is trying to provide aid and resources for Youth pastors and leaders.
In less than two weeks, young ladies from across Mississippi will be in Tupelo for a pageant with a purpose.