Ask The Dispatch: Daylight Saving Time confusion in Mississippi gets cleared up
Twice a year Americans fiddle with time in the name of so-called Daylight Saving Time, setting clocks back one hour in the fall and forward
Injury, inconsistency marked Rogers’ final year at MSU
Will Rogers walked into the media room at Davis Wade Stadium on Thursday night still in his full uniform, pads, cleats and all, his jersey
Burning FedEx truck likely caused by mechanical issue
A mechanical issue was likely to blame for the Wednesday morning fire that destroyed a FedEx delivery truck, according to Oktibbeha County Fire Coordinator Patrick Warner.
Unemployment rates in Lowndes, Oktibbeha, Clay fall below 3%
October unemployment rates throughout the Golden Triangle 0.1% and 0.5% from September.
Gov’t offices closed Friday for holiday
If you need to see the tax office, renew your license or file a lawsuit in court Friday in the Golden Triangle, don’t go. For sanitation
Ask The Dispatch: Your questions answered about Arnett’s salary, buyout and how it ranks among his peers
When Mississippi State hired Zach Arnett last December as head football coach, he landed a $12 million contract to be paid at $3 million per year – the lowest paid head football coach in the Southeastern Conference.
Weekend bets: Fun things to do in the Golden Triangle this weekend (Nov. 17-19)
This weekend has a variety of events to choose from including concerts, musicals, a holiday themed farmers market and more! There is sure to be
Columbus sales tax collections falter for only second time in 14 months
Columbus received $942,440 from the Mississippi Department of Revenue, down $72,951 from November 2022, marking only the second time in 14 months that the city saw a dip in collections.
Tips for robberies, burglaries could pay double over holidays
Golden Triangle Crime Stoppers hopes Santa isn’t the only one keeping an eye on who’s naughty or nice this holiday season.
El Nino was supposed to bring rain, cooler temps. Where are they?
Even though rain is in the forecast for the Golden Triangle over the weekend, it likely won’t be enough to break the ongoing drought.
Weekend bets: Fun things to do in the Golden Triangle this weekend (Nov. 10-12)
This weekend has a variety of events to choose from including a country line dancing night, an artist market, Veterans Day events and more! There
Parades, museum rededication set to celebrate veterans
While members of the armed forces defend the United States every day, their service will be prominently recognized Saturday during Veterans Day activities across the Golden Triangle.
Colom wins reelection according to unofficial results
According to unofficial results, incumbent District Attorney Scott Colom has won reelection, defeating Republican challenger Jase Dalrymple.
West Point woman wins $1 million NASCAR Powerball
A West Point woman has won $1 million at the NASCAR Powerball Playoff Championship.
Does filing campaign finance reports even matter? State law says yes.
General election day is Tuesday, when Mississippi voters will decide state and county races. For candidates, that meant the last pre-election deadline for filing campaign
Region lands 4 of state’s top 10 industrial projects since 2018
Of the top 10 most valuable economic development projects announced in Mississippi since 2018, four are in or near the Golden Triangle.
Weekend bets: Fun things to do in the Golden Triangle this weekend (Nov. 3-5)
This weekend has a variety of events to choose from including Art ‘N Antiques, Tailgate the Town, Downtown Christmas Open House and more! There is
Colom ramps up spending as DA election approaches
Donations have slowed for Scott Colom in his bid for a third term as 16th Circuit district attorney, but the incumbent Democrat has ramped up his spending as election day approaches.
Oktibbeha, Lowndes, Clay unemployment rates fall to near 3%
September unemployment rates throughout the Golden Triangle improved by between 0.7% and 1.7% from August.
Man out on bond for murder arrested for allegedly strangling girlfriend
An Artesia man who was out on bond for murder is behind bars again, this time for allegedly strangling his girlfriend during a domestic dispute, according to Sheriff Eddie Hawkins.