COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – Community members celebrated Thanksgiving at Sim Scott Park on Thursday, Nov. 28. For 17 years, event organizer Mary James and her family have been giving back to the community by hosting a Thanksgiving meal. Anyone was welcome to get a plate full of food and desserts. James says they know many people may struggle during the…
Over 300 plates of food were given out here and they plan to keep honoring the legacy of the late Annie Barry and Johnny Hampton.
Dozens of families in the Starkville Oktibbeha County School District will have a Thanksgiving meal with all the trimmings thanks to community partners.
During the holidays many of us spend time at large indoor gatherings. It’s a place for good food and bad germs too.
One person was injured in a Lowndes County accident this afternoon, November 27.
Not all college students can make it home for Thanksgiving, so Mississippi State University is making sure they have a traditional feast.
WCBI and our sponsor, Richard Schwartz and Associates, want to see your children’s Christmas drawings, coloring pages and holiday crafts. And they’ll get a gift.
Grocery stores are probably the busiest places to be.
A man has been accused of ramming his vehicle into his ex-girlfriend’s car and shooting her friend.
A Lafayette County woman has been accused of ramming her car into another vehicle that had children inside.
Tupelo police make an arrest after the pursuit of stolen car.
Imagine seeing someone burst into your home and hold you at gunpoint… fearing for your life.
Tis’ the season to cook and clean more dishes.
As staff at Magnolia Soap and Bath Company prepared custom scented laundry soap for customers, they were also making sure everything is ready for Black Friday.
This is runoff day for voters in Noxubee County.
Mississippi State hopes to address several issues facing veterinarian care in an expansion of its vet school.
A Golden Triangle man was charged in connection with a deadly crash in Tishomingo County.
A Starkville church is making sure some families have a turkey on the table Thanksgiving Day.
As record numbers of Americans plan to hit the road this Thanksgiving holiday, the Mississippi Highway Patrol will be working hard to keep everyone safe.
Customers were lining up early to get a taste of delicious desserts and treats at the Stephen D. Lee home in Columbus.
Columbus City Councilman Pierre Beard is in law enforcement custody.
With cold weather slowly creeping in, many people turn to space heaters as a convenient solution.
A new tool is given to sheriff’s departments across the state. It’s an intoxilyzer that’s the machine that makes sure you have not had too much to drink behind the wheel.
New Beginning Church in Columbus said “thank you” to to area first responders.