In The Kitchen (Harvey’s) – 03/11/2024
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School is out for spring break in Starkville, but students at the Boys and Girls Club are not taking a break from learning.
A Macon woman was found guilty of violating a dog ordinance after an attack. Lise Nelson was also fined more than $127 after the guilty verdict for violating the city’s vicious dog ordinance.
A Vardaman man is facing a child pornography charge. Jeremy King remains in the Calhoun County jail.
Noxubee County deputies are trying to find the people who fired 50 rounds into the night sky. Investigators said the gunfire happened in the Cedar Creek area on Friday night.
The W hosted their annual International Music by Women Festival with multiple concerts playing music by female composers.
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Krysten Anderson is in our area for the annual Monster Jam show, and she is the first female driver of the most well-known monster truck on the planet.
United Way of Lowndes and Noxubee is branching out, adding Choctaw, Oktibbeha, Webster, and Winston Counties to its coverage area.
The Alabama State Industrial Development Authority approved over $30 million to help local governments across the state attract new development. Some of it could benefit West Alabama.
With four months left in the Fiscal Year, the Mississippi Lottery has already made its commitment to the road and bridges fund.
A Pensacola businessman is facing charges in a theft ring that spans from Florida to Mississippi. 52-year-old Mike Cosse was arrested in Santa Rosa County.
Lowndes County deputies made a second arrest in connection with a Valentine’s Day burglary. This morning deputies caught up with Travis Logan Blanton.
A community-wide prayer vigil for the victims of last week’s mass shooting will be tonight in West Point.
Three people are suing the Oasis Lounge owner and the security company after the deadly shooting at the Clay County nightspot.
Fentanyl is feared to be the reason behind an Attala County deputy’s illness. Breezy News reported that Deputy Braxton Goza became ill while arresting James Ganey.
Most of the Mississippi University for Women administration, its supporters, and alumni are still in shock over Senate Bill 2715.
Winston Strong began to take its recovery efforts outside of Winston County after tornadoes ripped through other areas of Mississippi in 2023. Then, Winston County found itself facing another natural disaster: flooding.
The Starkville Board of Alderman passed an ordinance that would provide property owners an incentive to keep that property up to par.
The 2024 Louisville-Winston County Job Fair took place at the Louisville-Winston Community Safe Room. The event was put on the Mississippi Governor’s Job Fair Network.
The Winston County Sheriff’s Office confirmed a woman driving on North Columbus Avenue swerved off the road before eventually hitting a tree causing the vehicle to flip several times.
Wednesday, Tupelo police were sent to a business on North Eason Boulevard, after a caller to 911 reported that someone may have been breaking into cars there.
A Corinth woman is in the Prentiss County Jail awaiting trial on drug and child abuse charges. Kristy Walker was arrested Tuesday for two counts of sale of a controlled substance.
An attempted traffic stop led to a brief chase and a standoff at Tupelo’s busiest intersection. It was around 8:30 Wednesday night when Tupelo police attempted to stop a red GMC Blazer for a traffic violation.