Entertainment

Move to Learn: A new way to learn

Larry Calhoun and Move to Learn came to East Side Elementary Friday morning to show teachers a new way to keep kids focused and alert in school. Move to Learn is a teaching tool to allow teachers to stop for five minutes to give students a brain break.

WPHS Band has memorable year

Not every student is cut out to be an athlete, some do not excel in academics, but for those who love and have an ear for music, the high school band may be a perfect fit.

Mission on the Hill welcomes Mississippi Campers on Mission

Mississippi Campers on Mission was part of a national fellowship of Christian campers of all denominations who want to share their faith and their love of Jesus Christ while camping or participating in missions activities.  The group chose the Mission on the Hill as a project that would benefit f

Sickle Cell Awareness 5K Walk/Run a success

The Progressive Foundation of Clay County Inc., made it their first project to sponsor a Sickle Cell Awareness 5K Walk/Run to raise awareness about the little known disease that primarily affects the African American Community.

Gencyber program offers enrollment for day camp

The Gencyber program in a partnership with BulldogBytes, is reaching out to girls from second through fifth grades to encourage them in pursuing Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) classes. They will sponsor a free camp June 25 - 29, at the Bryan Public Library.

Boys & Girls Club summer camp registration ongoing

While summer may still seem like a long time away, it's really just a few short weeks.

And West Point and Clay County parents still have time to register their children for the West Point Boys and Girls Club summer camp.

WPHS Class of 1958 to reunite Friday

The 1958 graduating class of West Point High School (now Central School) is having their 60th year class reunion Friday and Saturday, April 27-28.

Air show offers glimpse of the future

In a weekend filled with sports, community events and even comedy and cartoons across north Mississippi and West Alabama, more than 25,000 people took the opportunity Saturday to see up close everything from the world’s unmatched military firepower to planes that have made the U.S.

Air show exhibits give students early lessons

In addition to aerial thrills, vintage planes and a close-up look at American air power on the ground and in the air, visitors to this weekend's "Wings Over Columbus" Air Show and Open House at Columbus Air Force Base also an get a unique look at history, including the legendary Tuskegee Airmen a

WPHS class of 1958 to celebrate 60-year reunion

What is now known as Central School, serving students in the fifth and sixth grades was once West Point High School. The 1958 graduating class of West Point High School (now Central School) is having their 60th class reunion Friday and Saturday, April 27-28.