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Today on WCBI News at 6, Kealy Shields gives us more on what to expect at the 2nd annual Clay County Sheriff’s Rodeo…

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Today on WCBI News at 5, Kealy Shields gives us a LIVE preview of what to expect at the 2nd annual Clay County Sheriff’s Rodeo…

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CLAY COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) – If you are not able to make it out to the Lowndes Benefit Rodeo this weekend, you are still in luck.

Next week, folks in Clay County are saddling up for the 2nd annual Clay County Sheriff’s Rodeo.

Bulls will be bucking on July 3 and July 4.

This year, local churches will be sponsoring even more kids’ events.

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Last season, the Calhoun City Wildcats didn’t just win games; they made history. A 14-1 season ended with a state championship inside Davis Wade Stadium, capping one of the most dominant years in program history. But in Calhoun City, the celebration didn’t last long. Head coach M.D. Jennings says the standard now isn’t chasing last year’s success, but it’s building what’s ne...


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(CBS NEWS) – Sources from CBS News say that after decades of declining costs, consumer electronics ranging from computers to video game consoles are jumping in price as the artificial intelligence boom drives a global shortage of memory and storage chips.

“The vast majority of the chips are going to the AI buildout and the data center revolution we’re seeing,” Wedbush ...


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