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A series of black-and-white photographs by artist Tiffany McPeakA is on exhibit at Aust Hall Art Gallery on the East Mississippi Community College's Scooba campus.

An investigation is underway into a traffic wreck Monday night that claimed the life of a college student.

Gulf Coast surprisingly routed second-ranked East Mississippi 43-26 in a shootout on Thursday night at Scooba.

East Mississippi Community College was braced for crowds at registration this fall, but reality surpassed expectations as EMCC posted an enrollment increase of nearly 26 percent over last year.

Community colleges are seeing the same five percent, across the board cut as other state entities.

The economy has made things tough for community colleges across Mississippi. The state has cut funding to them, but in our area they are all getting creative and making things work out in favor for the students.

Summer enrollment at East Mississippi Community College is up by 33.5 percent - an increase of more than a third over last summer.

EMCC tuition guarantee made headlines again in January, when the program grew to include Lowndes County students.

East Mississippi Community College reports summer enrollment is up over 30 percent.

Three west Alabama residents have been charged in a dragging incident in east Mississippi.

The EMCC district takes in six counties and is more than 100 miles long - from the southernmost branch at Naval Air Station Meridian and the residential campus in Scooba, to northerly branches in West Point and Columbus Air Force Base and, finally, the commuter campus in Golden Triangle with its 3,000-plus students.