Oxford man charged with enticement of a juvenile online
An oxford man faces charges after allegedly communicating inappropriately with a juvenile online.
Local behavioral health hospital breaks ground for new expansion
Diamond Grove Center, a behavioral health hospital in Louisville is beginning work on a 24-bed expansion.
West Point resident keeping memory of gun violence victims alive
A West Point resident is trying to make sure the legacy of her son is not forgotten, while also honoring the lives of others.
Lee-Itawamba Library System releases five year strategic plan
Goals include people, funding, space, outreach and programming
When he came on board as the new executive director of the Lee Itawamba Library System, Philip Shackelford knew it was time to update the system’s long range plan.
Nonprofits explain how less donating is affecting charities
Each year, the Tuesday after Thanksgiving is set aside as giving Tuesday. But, some charities say they have been seeing less giving lately.
United Way hosts ribbon cutting ceremony for new headquarters
United Way of the Golden Triangle Region opens its permanent headquarters.
Noxubee General Hospital hosts Coat Drive in Macon
Noxubee General Hospital in Macon is giving a new meaning to “grab a coat”.
Med school hopes to help ease healthcare worker shortage
School features classes for those wanting to enter healthcare field
Since his days as a police officer, and most recently, financial planner and business developer, Robert Hall has realized the importance of helping others succeed.
EMCC gives students a unique way to relieve exam stress
The holidays can be stressful, but when you are student, you also have finals to worry about during this time of year as well.
WCBI teams up with Vitalant to help with blood drive
If you’re looking for a way to give this holiday season, a local blood bank needs your donations.
Ripley man charged with felony shoplifting in Tupelo
Persistence pays off in a theft investigation in Tupelo.
Annual Macon parade in Noxubee Co. scheduled for later date
With a state title on the line, Macon’s annual Christmas parade has been moved.
Woman arrested and charged with abuse in Lowndes Co.
An argument spirals out of control, sending one person to the hospital and another to jail.
West Point Police arrest a man for aggravated assault
West Point police make an arrest after a fight.
Local organizations meet families’ needs for Christmas
The joy that comes from a child opening a much-wanted Christmas present is unmatched -especially for those who didn’t expect to receive anything.
Harveys’ workers explain how they decrease gift card scams
Gift cards are popular Christmas gifts. But they can also be a prime target for scammers.
4 County teams joins TVA to help install vehicle chargers
Travelers along Highway 82 and The Natchez Trace Parkway will now have a new refueling option.
Court of Appeals rejects Armistad’s insufficient evidence argument
The Mississippi Court of Appeals upheld a Columbus murder conviction.
MHP respond to a fatal crash on Thanksgiving Day
Two different people were struck by vehicles and died on Mississippi Highways during the Thanksgiving travel period.
New arrest made after a home invasion in Macon
A third arrest has been made in an armed robbery case out of Macon.
Fatal shooting leaves one person dead and one injured in Monroe Co.
One person is now dead and another injured in a Monroe County shooting.
Police investigate a Thanksgiving shooting in Amory
Amory Police are investigating a Thanksgiving shooting.
CM Farms and Services hosts Thanksgiving and Christmas Markets
Vendors set up to sell their goods at the market where CM Farms and Services was selling Christmas trees for local families.
WEST POINT, Miss. (WCBI) – The smell of Christmas trees wafted through the cool Fall air at CM Farms and Services Thanksgiving and Christmas Markets. Vendors set up to sell their goods while the owner of the farm, Chad McComic, worked hard to sell and load up Christmas trees for local families. McComic said the symbiotic relationship between his farm…
Umble Coffee Co to host its first Christmas Bazaar in Starkville
Umble Coffee Co in Starkville is hosting its inaugural Christmas Bazaar on December 7th from 8 a.m. until 12 p.m.
STARKVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) – Umble Coffee Co in Starkville is hosting its inaugural Christmas Bazaar on December 7th from 8 a.m. until 12 p.m. In a small town like Starkville, small businesses have to work together to help each other out. That’s why over a dozen vendors ranging from jewelry, pottery, woodworking, and arts and crafts will be selling their…