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This Flea Market In Tupelo, Mississippi Packs Up To 1,000 Vendors Into One Monthly Weekend
I only pulled off the road because I needed a snack and a stretch. What I found was a parking lot full of cars, a line of smiling shoppers, and a building packed with more booths than I could count. By noon, my backseat was full of rugs, jars of...
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Concerned residents in Columbus helping their neighbors get quality healthcare information
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – Getting accurate, quality healthcare information can be difficult, especially for seniors and others with limited mobility. In Columbus, some concerned residents helped their neighbors by organizing the Community Health Connection. Keith Worshaim partnered with the Columbus Housing Authority and a number of vendors in the...
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New blog offers insights from Columbus’ Mayor
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – Columbus’ Mayor is taking a new approach to spread the word about his city. Earlier this week, Mayor Stephen Jones launched “From the Mayor’s Desk”. It’s a place to keep people up to date with the positive things going on in...
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New road opens to help with traffic to Tupelo’s new Target store
TUPELO, Miss. (WTVA) — Tupelo’s newest road is open to the public and will help with traffic to the city’s new Target store. Tupelo city leaders cut the ribbon on Woodford Way Friday morning. The new access road begins right next to Target, goes behind Sam’s and...
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Starkville Closes $2.1M Deal to Finally Cap Decade-Old Landfill Mess
Starkville's Board of Aldermen and the Oktibbeha County Board of Supervisors have each signed off on their halves of a more than $2.1 million bid to remediate and finally close the Starkville-Oktibbeha landfill, a roughly 15-acre site near the intersection of Rockhill and Butler roads that has sat unresolved for more than a decade. The work, overseen by the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality, may begin within the next two months.
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Tupelo’s Target is Mississippi’s largest store for the retail giant
TUPELO, MISS. (WCBI) – Moments after the ribbon cutting for Target Store 2962, Juanita Floyd was making her way through the aisles, as the first shopper for the Tupelo Target. “I will always remember this day, for whatever reason I was chosen, I am thankful and grateful, got my...
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Scout Troop 1 meets with Columbus Exchange Club
COLUMBUS, Miss. – The Exchange Club and scout troop leaders met a Lion Hills today. Columbus Scout Troop 1 presented the club with a proclamation of appreciation for the over 100 years of commitment and sponsorship to the troop. The presentation was led by troop parent Cassie Griffin. “We...
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Long, Latham named Mississippi State Homecoming Royalty
For Annie Long, being named Mississippi State’s 2026 homecoming queen means getting the opportunity to represent the place and people that have given her so much. “Genuinely, it means so much to me,” Long said. “The students that I’ve got to touch, and lives that I’ve got to become a part of is the most rewarding part. And I’m literally beaming because it’s the people that make the place.”
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Michael Watson Kitchen Table Tour makes stop in Columbus
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – The present and the future were on the table Monday in Columbus. Mississippi Secretary of State is in the midst of his Kitchen Table Tour, talking to Mississippians about the real problems and real issues facing everyday residents. The Secretary of State’s office is responsible...
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Kosciusko Aldermen to review department guidelines for license plate readers/cameras
The Kosciusko Board of Aldermen is reviewing a proposed policy to regulate access to the police department’s Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) system. Mayor Tim Kyle emphasized that the cameras serve as a vital investigative tool, aiding in hit-and-run investigations, local thefts, and regional Amber Alerts. Under current police procedures, system access is strictly restricted to the police chief and two investigators, with all searches requiring an assigned case number.