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Additional arrests made in Starkville shooting case

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www.wcbi.com – Grace Brister – 2024-05-25 19:13:49

SUMMARY: STARKVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) – Starkville made additional arrests related to the May 17 shooting at South Montgomery Street and Yellow Jacket . Three individuals were charged, 35-year-old Dionte Doss, who faces three counts of aggravated assault, possession of a weapon by a felon, and fighting. Additionally, 31-year-old Devierre Outlaw was for possessing a weapon as a felon. A vehicle was damaged, but no injuries were reported. These arrests bring the total to five. The investigation is ongoing. Anyone with information should contact the Starkville Police Department or Golden Triangle Stoppers. Follow updates via Facebook and X.

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Fourth of July events bring people together this weekend

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www.wcbi.com – Kaitlyn Yeatman – 2024-07-05 19:07:53

SUMMARY: This in the Golden Triangle Region of Mississippi features several and reunions, the 19th annual Southside Blues in Columbus. Ward 1 Councilwoman Ethel Stewart notes the festival provides a venue for families to enhance their gatherings. Co-creator Jeff Smith shares that the was started to offer something enjoyable for returning families. Additionally, the Oktibbeha County School reunion in Starkville and the Hunt High School First Historic Reunion are also taking place, aiming to bring the community together and raise scholarship funds. These events foster communal bonding and celebration.

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Local farmer says lack of rain puts strain on crop growth

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www.wcbi.com – Grace Brister – 2024-07-05 19:05:01

SUMMARY: North Mississippi and Alabama face a dry summer, impacting gardens and farms. Melvin Ellis, the owner of Mayhew Tomato Farm, rates this year's crop severity as 7 or 8 out of 10 due to minimal rainfall. April, May, and June were especially dry and cool, hampering plant growth. Ellis notes consistent watering is crucial, especially for crops like tomatoes, squash, and melons, which suffer from irregular patterns. Peas are more drought-resistant, though. Despite watering efforts, Ellis hopes for more rainfall in August. The lack of consistent rain threatens crop yields and plant .

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CLHS discusses steps to take if you find a stray or lose your pet

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www.wcbi.com – Grace Brister – 2024-07-05 19:03:20

SUMMARY: During the and the , humane societies many lost pets due to the 's sights, sounds, and smells, which can scare animals. Outdoor pets, in particular, may off or slip out when guests arrive. Brandy Johnson of the Columbus-Lowndes Humane Society notes that both July 4th and New Year's Day are peak times for lost pets at shelters. She advises people who find strays to post on social and suggests getting pets microchipped and tagged with the owner's information to ease recovery. For updates, the community is encouraged to follow on Facebook and X.

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