COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) Keep Columbus Beautiful is trying to do exactly what the name says. This event is held every October, and it gives Columbus residents a chance to bring in tires and have them disposed at Waste Pro for free. Citizens were allowed to have up to thirty tires disposed. The President of “Keep Columbus Beautiful” Lakeysucha Bailey said,…
The new Taser X 10 lets Amory Police officers shoot from up to 45 feet away.
A Coaching legend and a role model for young men, those are some of the ways Coach M.C. Miller is being remembered.
Community leaders throughout the region are helping raise money to take ballroom dance lessons into schools.
The Delta Regional Authority is awarding $150,000 to Grenada to modernize the city’s water infrastructure.
On this week’s Pets Without Partners, Kealy talks to Brandy from the Lowndes Humane Society about trying to get this little guy adopted.
More than 100,000 people in northwest Alabama now have access to fiber internet. Company, state, and federal leaders celebrated this accomplishment on Thursday.
Mississippi high school football has lost a coaching legend.
High school students in Monroe County had a chance to see some of the possibilities they have for future career fields.
A regional police academy has some new tools to train law officers. Allie Martin has more.
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One person is dead after a mid-afternoon crash in Oktibbeha County.
The Gary Sinise Foundation recently awarded a $58,000 grant to the Oktibbeha Volunteer Fire Department.
A traffic stop for improper equipment leads to a drug arrest in Prentiss County.
Today on Midday, WCBI’s Grace Brister is in the studio with Lieutenant Rhonda Sanders to discuss a spooky upcoming event in the area, the Lowndes County Haunted House.
Bradley Tahtinen, was charged with one count of Felony Fleeing.
Tupelo Police made an arrest for burglary of a vehicle.
The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation has made an arrest in the weekend shooting at Alcorn State University that left one person dead and two others injured.
In West Point, school leaders say instead of canceling their homecoming, they made changes to the activities.
On this week’s episode of Next to Nature, Joey and Dr. Long talk about the pepper vine.
A restaurant that was started by firemen donates life-saving equipment to a Chickasaw County fire department.
The decision to continue using a lobbying firm for the city of Columbus is under discussion. However, Mayor Stephen Jones said relationships have paid off in the past.
Today’s Midday includes Kealy Shields as she talks with Christina and Hope about the upcoming Caledonia Days event.
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