The town of Mantachie is showing its support for all athletes with a full day of activities and fundraising this weekend.
Contractors are already working at the water system site, knowing new additions will make a difference.
Balloons filled the sky at New Hope High School in remembrance of two young lives lost.
Drivers and drivers-to-be in Calhoun County will have a more convenient way to get their licenses and renewals.
After former Chief Avery Cook’s retirement, Chief Michael Edwards officially took the role on Tuesday, August 12.
Congratulations to John and Kim Harris for winning the Ugliest Grill Contest!
A Starkville family will be beginning a new chapter in their lives in a new home.
The Lafayette County Sheriff’s Office continues its crackdown on cyberstalking cases.
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Ular Williams and Yolander Jones about the upcoming Senior Wellness Health Fair.
Today, the folks over at Emerson’s Animal Hospital have brought in Wizer, who has some bladder stones. Join in as they show you everything they can do to keep your fur baby happy.
We now know the name of the woman charged in connection with a deadly stabbing in Starkville.
This is Joseph Guarisco’s first summer back on the field since his battle with cancer.
The Summer Market is underway, and buyers from stores across the country are writing orders for the next six months. Vendors and buyers are reporting a strong market.
In Vernon, there hasn’t been a municipal election since 2012, because there hasn’t been any opposition to the current leadership.
Summer is “festival season”, and this weekend Columbus has one you can enjoy indoors, in the air conditioning. Friendly City Books is hosting its second annual Possumtown Book Fest.
You can find St. John’s Wort in the wild here in North Mississippi. We learn more about the plant, its effect, and its history in this week’s Next to Nature.
Today on Midday, Kealy talks with Melanie Hankins Booth as they do a wine tasting in the studio
Today on Sunrise, Kealy is with Keyton and Nick as they talk about what you need to know this Wednesday.
The Lee County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a threat made against an elementary school.
A couple of town governments in the area are back up to full strength. Brooksville and Mantee held special elections on August 12 to round out their Boards of Aldermen.
Ava Forrest is an incoming freshman at Mississippi State University. Her family helped her move into her dorm on Tuesday.
Years of heavy rain and repeated flooding have taken a toll, especially in North Columbus, including Bluecutt Road and Highway 45.
A Booneville man who was the subject of a Silver Alert has been found.
The city of Columbus is getting lots of money to come in and plan to use some of the funding for paving and repairing roads.