Toyota Mississippi takes time to celebrate, recognize educators
Teacher Appreciation Week is in the month of May, but that’s not stopping a local manufacturer from recognizing educators and their dedication to students.
Calhoun County juniors, seniors visit with professionals during career fair
The career fair brings representatives from business, industry, medical, military and education under one roof
Hundreds of juniors and seniors in Calhoun County schools had an opportunity to visit with professionals in a variety of career fields.
Kealy Shields Live in Eupora: Mayor Blake McMullan resigns
Eupora Mayor Blake McMullan has resigned. He made the announcement on social media.
Monroe County’s McKinley Creek boat ramp set for revamp
As part of a pilot program, the Monroe County Board of Supervisors is looking to beautify parts of the county, like the McKinley Creek Recreational Area in Hamilton.
American Red Cross continues work in Amory after March tornado
Disasters are happening and you can help your neighbor in need. The American Red Cross North Mississippi Chapter said Mississippi and Alabama are prone to disasters.
Meet Starkville’s new Pet Mayor: Buster Camp & His Board of Pawldermen
The city of Starkville has gone to the dogs. In a Collaring Ceremony, Buster Camp was named the City of Starkville’s first-ever Pet Mayor.
First responders practice piloting drones to better help in emergencies
Mississippi State University’s Raspet Flight Research Lab hosted an ASSUREd Safe training exercise for area first responders at the Foil Plant Science Research Center off of highway 182.
Economic Development Administration to award $3M grant to EMCC
The manufacturing and industrial service industries are set to receive millions of dollars of funding to support future professionals.
Bipartisan Infrastructure Law: How it’s boosting rural investment locally
The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law championed by the Biden Administration earlier this year is focusing infrastructure investment in rural areas of the country. And area lawmakers are making sure Lowndes County isn’t left out.
Junior Auxiliary of Columbus hosts Reality Fair for New Hope students
Learning how to budget your bank account and how much to spend on groceries are valuable skills. The Junior Auxiliary of Columbus is making sure students in Lowndes County master those life lessons.
Caledonia High School recognized nationally for academic excellence
Caledonia High School received another honor for its work in the classroom. Now, it is a National Blue Ribbon School.
Lee County deputies make arrest after break-in at Agri Farm and Ranch
Lee County deputies made a quick arrest in a break-in. 21-year-old Shuntravious Shannon was charged with burglary of a commercial building.
Lee County deputies make arrest after stabbing in church parking lot
Lee County deputies made an arrest after a stabbing in a church parking lot. 27-year-old Tony Parker was charged with aggravated assault.
Golden Triangle Regional Airport announces latest flight information
Set your alarm. Delta Airlines is once again making an early departure from the Golden Triangle. Members of the Starkville Rotary Club got the latest flight information straight from GTRA Executive Director Matt Dowell.
Local law enforcement assist Brooksville police with shooting investigation
Only 10 police officers make up the Brooksville Police Department.
For smaller law enforcement agencies like Brooksville, major crime cases can be difficult with limited resources which is why neighboring departments are assisting. Only 10 police officers make up the Brooksville Police Department.
Inspiring young minds: Mississippi State’s Wood Magic Science fair returns
Mississippi State’s annual Wood Magic Science Fair is taking place this week, giving students across town and across Mississippi an interesting learning experience.
Where is Kaila Morris? 14 years later her disappearance remains unsolved
The 21-year-old college student was visiting her parents’ house in Lowndes County when she went missing in 2009.
In The Kitchen (Bluto’s Greek Tavern) – 09/18/23
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Starkville man receives 5 years for possessing firearm as convicted felon
A Starkville man received a five-year sentence for possessing a firearm as a convicted felon. Antonio Hill, the previously convicted felon, will also have a three-year term of supervised release following his sentence.
Mississippi Secretary of State warns about voter mailer
The Mississippi Secretary of State sent out a warning about voter registration status. Secretary of State Michael Watson said this mailer, the Center for Voter Information and Voter Information Center, is being sent to Mississippians.
Saltillo High School grieves death of 15-year-old student
Saltillo High School is mourning the death of a freshman. 15-year-old Janiya Armstrong passed away over the weekend.
Grand jury indicts 73-year-old man on child sex crime charges
A Lowndes County man was indicted for two child sex crimes. 73-year-old Billy Joe Kemp was charged with two counts of sexual battery.
Law enforcement launches search after drive-by shooting in Brooksville
Brooksville police are looking for the shooter who injured a man and damaged homes in a drive-by shooting Monday morning.
Mom to Mom (No bake cookies)
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