MSU partners with EMCC through new manufacturing program
Mississippi State University and East Mississippi Community College formalized a partnership Wednesday, January 29, at the Communiversity.
Tupelo coach named Coach of the Year in Mississippi
Coach Teneeshia Boyd pushes students to achieve, on and off the track
Whether she is training new runners, or veterans of cross country and track, Coach Teneeshia Boyd pushes students, helping them rise above their expectations.
Hull Property Group gives updates on Columbus Place progress
The Group said when they first started this project- one of the goals was to de-mall the mall – eliminating the interior corners and making the remaining building’s entry and exits accessible from the parking lot rather than the interior of the mall. This is to accommodate tenants of all sizes. They are also looking to create more out parcels around the current building.
Next to Nature (Beard Lichen) – 01/29/2025
We may not realize it but many plants, animals, and organisms are growing all around us. In this week’s Next to Nature, we go back to see what else can grow in trees.
Two groups talk business plans for better park success
City and county recreation departments can do more and do it better if they work together.
Law agencies still searching 33 years later for missing Tupelo teen
Federal and state agencies are searching a ditch in a Tupelo neighborhood where a 13-year-old girl disappeared more than 30 years ago.
Students continue to make good grades all across the state of MS
Mississippi students continue to make the mark in the classroom and scoring climbs higher.
Starkville man indicted for manslaughter in Oktibbeha Co.
A Starkville man has been indicted on a manslaughter charge.
Reform and two officers face $20 million federal lawsuit
The city of Reform, Alabama and two officers are facing a $20 million federal lawsuit.
Toyota Mississippi building childcare center at its Blue Springs plant
Blue Springs childcare center built with innovative construction method
Before she came to Toyota Mississippi as manager of Corporate Communications, Tiffannie Hedin worked at the automaker’s Indiana plant and says having on-site childcare was a huge relief.
AI provides windows of opportunity in the field of healthcare
Dr. Michael Turner says that AI is helping in the field of Obstetrics and Gynecology, and they’ve started using it specifically with 3D and 4D ultrasound to create an 8K image.
Scooba man immediately arrested after overnight murder
When Brooksville Police arrived at the scene of a car crash on Highway 145, they found more than they bargained for.
SBA approves Governor Reeves’ request for assistance
Homeowners and businesses in several area counties are eligible for low-interest loans.
CAFB to go through some changes in pilot training
Columbus Air Force Base is changing the way they train pilots.
Trump administration pause on grants and loans put on pause
President Donald Trump’s pause on federal grants and loans has been put on pause.
Congregation decides next move after a Church fire in Lee Co.
A historic Lee County church was destroyed by fire and now the small congregation is deciding what to do next.
Good News With Colin – 01/28/2025
Today Kealy and Colin talk about all the good news this week.
Monroe County leaders take action following tragic weekend
MONROE COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) – A trail ride in Monroe County turned tragic this weekend, leaving one woman dead. Monroe 911 received a call about an ATV accident on Sunday, January 26, shortly after midnight. “Right now, these things just pop up at random out there. We have no idea until there’s an incident. And sometimes, as in the case…
Weekend Fulton fire destroys downtown restaurant
Flames had already breached the roof of The Merc on Main and the 4-year restaurant was in danger of being a total loss.
Columbus Police Department to hold neighborhood watch meeting
Columbus Police Department is holding a Neighborhood Watch meeting to address safety concerns of Columbus citizens.
Construction underway at McKee Park in Starkville
If you’ve driven by McKee Park lately, you’ve probably noticed lots of construction underway.
Starkville Parks and Rec hosts grand opening for new splash pad
Starkville Parks and Rec hosted a ribbon cutting and grand opening of the new splash pad at JL King park after almost 2 years of work.
U.S. Supreme Court takes no action on MS voting laws
The U.S. Supreme Court is taking zero action on Mississippi’s voting laws.