Author: Mary Carroll Sullivan

Man on run after escaping police custody

Man arrested for arson that killed former Miss. lawmaker sister-in-law

North Mississippi businesses among winners at Main Street Association awards

Mayor Robert Smith thanked the city of Columbus for his opportunity to serve

Starkville native, Cool Papa Bell, remembered with statue

A third man has been charged following Calhoun Co. graduation party

Crawford residents will need to pick up their mail in Brooksville

Starkville may soon see additional outdoor dining opportunities

Final funeral arrangements have been made for Henry Randle

Starkville doctor sentenced in federal court to three years probation

Local nursing home spent the day honoring local law enforcement

Lowndes County Sheriff’s office celebrates National Police Officers week

Starkville man, Christopher Lick, arrested on federal fraud charges

Local businesses are looking for workers to apply for jobs

Lowndes Co. employee files sexual harrassment suit against Sup. Harry Sanders

Commissioner of the Miss. Dep. of Public Safety spoke with Columbus Rotary

Mask are no longer required in Tupelo government buildings

Some candidates questioning general election absentee and affidavit votes

Winner finalized in Starkville’s Republican primary for Ward Four

Mississippi State University students coming back for fall semester

Four County customers will benefit from upcoming broadband expansion

Catfish in the Alley moved to Trotter Convention Center

Pinwheels for Prevention planted to raise awareness of child abuse

Human remains found in a crawl space in Fulton have been identified

MSDH releases updated guidelines on worshiping in person

West Point police are searching for suspect in a Sunday morning shooting

Columbus honors playwright Tennessee Williams

Columbus Police continue to search for Terry Brooks

Lydia Martinez found guilty for killing son-in-law, sentenced to life in prison

More details have come out in the murder trial of Lydia Martinez

Lydia Martinez is on trial for the murder of her son-in-law

State Farm recommends having an emergency kit ready for severe weather

An Ackerman man is dead after an accident on Highway 12

Manuel Vasquez mother in law is back on trial

Lowndes County parks have reopened but still require mask

Road crews have begun paving Blackjack Road in Oktibbeha County

West Point voters will have extra days to vote absentee

Curtis Flowers will receive financial compensation from the state of Mississippi

Aberdeen man wins a petition for a new election for Ward 1 City Council seat

Remembering the life of Lt. Scot Ames, Jr.

A third arrest has been made in a shooting case in Starkville

February 23rd marks two years since the deadly Columbus tornado

COVID-19 vaccine sites will be back open this weekend

MEMA crews are delivering assistance to counties in need

Grocery store workers are working hard to restock shelves

Former employee files lawsuit against Oktibbeha County and the road manager

Greenwood man charged with aggravated assault of law enforcement

Mississippi’s teachers are one step closer to getting a pay raise.

Mississippi schools will not be assigned a letter grade for 2020-2021 school year

Macon residents honor Dr. King with service and social distance

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