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The first of three helicopters lands on I-20 after a head-on collision at Mile Marker 108 just west of Newton. | Brent Maze, 2024 Copyright, Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.

Here is a video of the first helicopter landing. | Brent Maze, 2024 Copyright, Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.

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Three airlifted from head-on collision scene
By BRENT MAZE
Mon,03/04/24-5:12PM , 2,336 Reads 81,186 Statewide
Three people have been airlifted to University of Mississippi Medical Center in Jackson after a head-on collision involving a pickup truck and a garbage truck at the 108 mile marker of I-20 westbound just west of the New Ireland Road bridge.
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Opinion: House approves Medicaid bill
Fri,03/01/24-10:16AM , 256 Reads 6,566 Statewide
It appears the Mississippi House has sent Gov. Tate Reeves a message: If he vetoes a Medicaid expansion bill, enough Republicans are on board to override it.
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Opinion: This dinner idea may not be grrrrr-eat, but it does have a certain appeal
Thu,02/29/24-7:16PM , 212 Reads 6,506 Statewide
The leader of Kellogg, maker of many favorite breakfast foods, is catching flak for saying in a TV interview that consumers should consider eating cereal for dinner to save money.
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Orange Peel Consignment Shop, owned by Kristin Tubb, inset, is hosting a fashion show April 5 with all proceeds going to Kids Hub Advocacy Center. Orange Peel is located at 127 Old Hwy. 98 in front of Barrett’s Garden Center. | Photos by Joshua Campbell © Emmerich Newspapers, Inc. 2024

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Orange Peel fashion show gives back to Kids Hub
By JOSHUA CAMPBELL - Publisher
Thu,02/29/24-3:39PM , 1,268 Reads
Orange Peel Consignment Shop will be hosting a fashion show April 5 featuring locals of all ages, shapes and sizes, and all of the money earned will be donated to Kids Hub Advocacy Center. Kids Hub, which has a location on Second Street in Columbia, is a member of the National Children’s Alliance and helps child abuse victims.
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