GOLDEN TRIANGLE, Miss. (WCBI) – Organizations and churches throughout the area are celebrating the Easter holiday with family-friendly events. It’s an Easter tradition for many families and the weekend weather provides the perfect conditions for Easter Eggs hunts. Parents we talked to say hunting for eggs is a fun way for children to enjoy the Easter holiday. “We have always…
MISSISSIPPI (WCBI) – In today’s day and age, technology is inevitable. Members of Generation Alpha are “digital natives.” They are the first generation to grow up in a world where they have always had internet technology – and easy access to it. While it is a helpful tool, it’s also a big responsibility. That’s why a Starkville man has brought…
STARKVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) – Transforming Surplus into Sustenance- that is the slogan of Starkville Strong’s new initiative Second Servings. The idea was born 2 years ago by Executive Director Brandi Herrington as a new way to fight food insecurity in Starkville. “We know that there is a lot of food waste here in Starkville. Think about at the end of…
STARKVILLE. Miss (WCBI) – On Easter Saturday, the Black Student Association at Mississippi State did a community service cleanup in Starkville. BSA is an African American organization that is known for community service and being involved on campus. It was the organization’s final event of their BSA week and they chose to help clean up Mckee Park. The organization also…
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – The sound of revving engines filled Columbus Main Street this Saturday morning. Columbus Police Department hosted its Blessing of the Bikes motorcycle ride with around 100 bikers from the area participating. The ride is in conjunction with the West Point Police Department and the Christian Motorcyclist Association. Police Chief Joseph Daughtry said they wanted to gather…
STARKVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) – A medical emergency can happen in the blink of an eye, and knowing what to do and how to do it, can save a life. Starkville Fire Chief Charles says teaching others how to save lives is one of his top priorities as leader of the fire department. “This is something that I have been doing…
WREN, Miss. (WCBI) – Local volunteer fire departments are always looking for ways to raise more money, and today the Wren Volunteer Fire Department held its annual fundraiser. Members were busy frying catfish and chicken, as part of the tasty fundraiser. Plates were available for 14 dollars each, and cakes, cupcakes, peanut brittle, and other goodies were also on sale….
OKTIBBEHA COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) – The Starkville man charged with murder in Oktibbeha County has been denied bond. Austin Hudson, 22, appeared before a judge on March 30, 2024. He is charged with the murder of 19-year-old Jequarius Spencer. According to the Sheriff’s office shortly after eight on Friday, March 29th, deputies got a call about shots fired on the…
An all-female disaster relief group has wrapped up work in Monroe County helping victims of last year’s tornado.
The stark reality of gun violence hits home in Starkville claiming the life of a teenager and leaving law enforcement searching for answers.
Dwight Stevens moved to Aberdeen in 1981 and three years later, opened his business, Stevens Auction Company.
In an area known for its stately architecture, Waverley Mansion stands out. Waverley’s newest owners have been breathing new life into the home.
Senator Roger Wicker is making the most of Congress’ Easter Break and making the rounds in North Mississippi.
16th Judicial District District Attorney Scott Colom is speaking out after yesterday’s victory in a Macon murder case.
Kirk Rosenhan, a long-time first responder in Oktibbeha County with over three decades of experience, passed away.
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency said Otha Rockett was found dead at the scene on U.S. Highway 82 about five miles west of Reform.
The investigation began on March 12 when the sheriff’s office got a report of someone cutting down a copper line from an AT&T telephone pole around Concord Road.
The mayor’s race features the incumbent, Mayor Charles Scott, against challenger Dwight Stevens. Over the next two nights, we will hear from both candidates.
The special Olympians took part in games such as relay races, long jumps, mini javelin throws, wheelchair races, and other competitions.
“Pierce’s Place” opened its doors last year as a way to give back to nonprofits in Aberdeen. The store is owned by Judy Rash and is named after her son, Pierce, who has Down Syndrome.
A new marker on the Mississippi University for Women recognized the university’s Founding Mothers. The state historical marker unveiled recognizes Sallie Reneau, Olivia Hastings, and Annie Coleman Peyton.
“County and Campus connections and cooperation”: That was a theme at the Spring meeting of Town and Tower on the Mississippi University for Women campus.
At a work session, Mayor Keith Gaskin and Council Members heard an update from City Engineer Kevin Stafford about plans to resurface city streets this year.
