Entertainment

Floyd to discuss 'The Barrens' at LWB

Mississippi State University graduate and Attala County native John Floyd has made many appearances at the Bryan Public Library over the years.

Northside Christian Church to host HBCU Fair

When considering higher education after high school, most West Point High School students immediately think East Mississippi Community College, Mississippi University for Women, Mississippi State or Ole Miss. But there is a lot more out there to choose from.

Former bully tells story of change

Some Fifth Street School students heard first-hand what a difference bullying can make in a student’s life and how one person can make a difference.

Wilbourne talks Habitat For Humanity at Rotary

Clay County Habitat For Humanity has given a hand up to 15 families living in West Point and Clay County to allow them the pride of homeownership. The no-interest loan has enabled families to become proud homeowners and good neighbors.

Pilot Club spreads sunshine

Spreading Sunshine, an organization out of Ripley, caught the attention of Stephanie Stroud.

She is the leader of the Oak Hill Academy Anchor Club, which recently took on Spreading Sunshine as a project.

Students get some lessons in ‘life’

Some Golden Triangle business and industries help some students get a feel for the decisions they’ll have to make as adults. And they show them some surprising things about potential career, including how technical skills can lead to comfortable salaries.

‘Hee Haw’ coming to Louise Campbell Center for the Arts

The West Point Clay County Arts Council continues their work in the community to bring all types of enjoyable events to the town. The latest production is "Hee Haw" a variety show.

Local Wendy's managers in Top 200

Moneak Stallings with Wendy's in West Point and Latoya Ware with Wendy's in Aberdeen, have been selected in the Top 200 General Managers for 2018 by The Wendy’s Company.

Lane shares her journey after a loss

Linda Lane's life would never be the same after Memorial Day weekend 2011. Her son Benjamin was killed in a car crash.

Wilson raises autism awareness with other children

National American Miss Princess Mia Bella Wilson is putting her tiara to good use by reading to kindergarten classes at East Side Elementary during the school year.

During a recent visit she read "My Friend With Autism."