Shrek Play – 04/03/25
Today, Kealy talks special guests Chelsea Petty, Alexandria Magee, and Nevaeh Moore about the upcoming Shrek play.
Animal Health (Stomach Problems) – 04/03/25
Today on Animal health, Dr. Jansen is with Susan and her pet, Bella May, as they discuss stomach problems.
Book Club and Focus Group – 04/03/25
Today Kealy talks with Erin Busbea and Melissa Thomas about the upcoming Focus Group and Book Club.
Ward changes cause voting confusion at polls in Starkville
Voting looked different for Starkville residents on Tuesday, April 1, and for some it caused a lot of confusion.
Investigation underway after body found in burned Winston home
The Winston County sheriff’s Office and the State Fire Marshal are investigating after a body was found in a burned out home.
Youth helps Friendly City Gardens fight food insecurity
For a second year the garden is involving the Columbus community in its efforts to help raise food for those in need.
Tupelo Mayor lays out vision for second term after decisive victory
Mayor Todd Jordan will keep focus on improving infrastructure, beautification effort and improving parks
The victory means Mayor Jordan and his team will continue with the priorities and goals that have helped define his first term.
Cuts at federal level are being felt at local libraries
Employees at Bryan Public Library say they are working hard to keep services, and they are urging citizens to contact their representatives and senators.
ARPA-funded drainage issues on Columbus Council’s agenda
ARPA funded drainage and watershed issues were on the Council’s agenda once again.
Soldier honored for helping rebuild Tupelo American Legion Post
A soldier who served his country for nearly three decades gets a big honor for his part in helping rebuild an American Legion Post.
Child care becoming increasingly harder to find in Mississippi
First Methodist Church of Columbus is shuttering its Early Learning Center, a troubling sign of the child care industry struggling.
First Methodist Church of Columbus is shuttering its Early Learning Center, a troubling sign of the child care industry struggling.
MSU announces to pause the S.P.A.R.K program
As the Trump Administration pushes Congress to pass anti-DEI legislation affecting education, employment, and public programs.
Repo company takes car and ballot box for Columbus election
A repossessed car creates election day chaos in Columbus
No ballots were available this morning, on April 1, when the polls opened at First Assembly of God.
MS Governor requests major disaster declaration for storm damage
Governor Tate Reeves has requested a federal disaster declaration for tornado damage earlier this month.
Good News with Colin – 04/01/2025
Today on Good News with Colin, Kealy talks with Colin about the good news this week.
Insurance agent discusses homeowners insurance in storm season
It’s severe weather season, and with that comes the risk of storm damage.
Caterpillar Centennial makes a stop in Corinth, MS.
Corinth plant celebrates company's milestone and looks to the future
Caterpillar is celebrating its 100th birthday by taking the party to plants across the nation. Corinth was the next stop on the Centennial World Tour.
MS Supreme Court denies Ivy’s motion to dismiss appeal
The Mississippi Supreme Court has denied Ivy’s motion to dismiss the appeal. Meaning the race will be on April 1’s primary election ballot.
MSU’s Agricultural Autonomy Institute hosts AI conference
The conference furthers the mission of the institute to make Mississippi the "Silicon Valley of Agricultural Autonomy".
MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY (WCBI) – The vision for Mississippi State University’s Agricultural Autonomy Institute is to establish Mississippi as the Silicon Valley of Agricultural Autonomy. One pioneer of that vision is Alex Thomasson, the institute’s director, who says when he first came to MSU he saw a huge opportunity. To merge engineering technology with agriculture to develop something new. “Which…
Golden Triangle Airport looks at new land for future development
The Golden Triangle Regional Airport is eyeing 109 acres adjacent to the runway for possible future development. The price tag is going to be close to $2 million.
An update on Police Chief’s home after a fire in Macon
An electrical issue was behind the fire at the Macon Police Chief’s home.
Lamar Co. recovers after receiving damage from severe weather
Lamar County saw the aftermath of the severe weather that came through early on March 31. Emergency Management Director Michael Wisdom said the county had straight-line wind damage and a lot of rain causing trees to fall down on roads.
3 tribal members sentenced to Federal prison for fellow member’s murder
Three members of the Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians are going to Federal prison for their roles in the murder of a fellow tribe member.
Three people reappointed by Lowndes Co. Board of Supervisors
The Lowndes County Board of Supervisors had appointments to four boards.