WRBE

11/22/2024

11/19/2024

It's time for the GCSO Blue Line Toy Drive.

Together, We CAN Help!!

visit: https://www.wrbefm.com/blue-line-toy-drive

11/19/2024

11/18/2024

👚✨ DONATIONS NEEDED! ✨👖

The Junior Auxiliary of George County is thrilled to launch our Threads of Love Project! We’re collecting new or gently used clothes for local kids in sizes 2T-12/14.
Items needed for boys & girls:
👕 Shirts
👖 Pants
🧦 Socks
👟 Shoes
🩲 Underwear

💙 Drop-off locations:
📍 Century Bank Main Office
4282 Main Street
Lucedale, Mississippi 39452

📍 Century Bank Market Place Branch
12134 Old Highway 63 South
Lucedale, Mississippi 39452

📍 R. Evans Realty
2210 Mill St Ext STE F
Lucedale, MS 39452

Help us fill the bins and make a big difference for children in our community! 🙌💙

For questions email: [email protected]

National Association of Junior Auxiliaries, Inc.

11/18/2024

R. E. B. E. L. S.
How we spell P. R. I. D. E.

The George County Rebels headed into Friday night’s first-round playoff game at West Jones knowing they had not won a postseason contest since 2007. The

11/15/2024

🎅🏼🎄🌟

11/15/2024

Breakfast with Santa!!!!
Saturday, December 7th
Get your tickets now

11/15/2024

Attention parents and caregivers of children between the ages of 7-12‼️

Next Tuesday, 11/19 between 4-5 p.m. Kiwanis will be hosting an interest/sign up meeting for K-Kids at the Lucedale Public library.

This is a sponsored club of Kiwanis, it is not sponsored in any way be the Lucedale Public Library. Parents will need to attend as well per the Library’s rules.

Come join us to see what K-Kids is all about!

11/15/2024

❗️Reminder of our community toiletry drive that is happening now❗️

We are accepting new and gently used toiletries. Items needed include:
- Shampoo & Conditioner
-Hair care Items such as mousse, gel, hairspray, creams, etc. for all hair types and ethnicities
-Hair brushes, combs, etc.
-Body wash
- Face wash & moisturizer
- Lotion
- Deodorant
-Lip balm/ChapStick
-Reusable water bottles

Donations will be accepted through the end of November!

11/15/2024

11/15/2024

It’s our favorite time of the year!!!🎅🏼

Come snag a free photo with Santa Thursday, December 5th from 2-5 at Century Bank on Main Street in Lucedale! 📸

11/15/2024

School board candidates that ended in a tie now to be decided by runoff election!!

After a clarification from the Mississippi Secretary of State office, a runoff election will now be held in the case of George County School Board Beat 5.

The two candidates, Della Maples Morgan and Wade Whittington each received 902 votes.

Originally the candidates were going to meet to have one name drawn from a hat to select the winner. This would have been similar to what happened in George County in the 1980s when two candidates also ended in a tie in their respective election.

The runoff election will take place Tuesday, November 26.

On this date there will also be a runoff election for school board Beat 3. This runoff will be between James “Panky” Hill and Jimmy Deese after the candidates were the top two finishers in their race that consisted of three candidates.

11/14/2024

The burn ban has been lifted for George County (and the City of Lucedale).

11/13/2024

It’s a tie! For now.
Maples 902
Whittington 902

“My one vote will not matter.” That’s probably a common statement you hear around election time. But that’s not the case in the Beat 5 race for George County School Board.
After all ballots were counted Wednesday afternoon it was declared a tie 902-902 for both candidates -Della Maples Morgan and Wade Whittington.

Today (11/13/24) is when ballots could be accepted as long as they were postmarked by the date of the election. Final affidavits were also verified at this time.

The candidates now have 48 hours to agree on a time to meet at the courthouse. The top possibility to decide the winner will be to draw a name out of a hat.

11/13/2024

Here's an update on today's severe weather potential. Severe storms are possible across the area this afternoon and into this evening, especially across portions of South Central and Southeast Mississippi. There, tornadoes are possible, along with damaging wind gusts up to 60 mph. Elsewhere, a brief tornado can't be ruled out, with damaging wind gusts possible.