While many people are flooding the grocery stores stocking up for big holiday dinners, some of their neighbors are finding it hard to afford the everyday essentials.
One business that always seems to find a way to survive is that of scammers. And you had better believe that they're getting geared up for the holiday season, too.
With the changing of the seasons comes the changing of the clock, and that means it's getting dark earlier.And that can mean paying extra attention to safety when you're out.That's particularly true on college campuses, where people tend to walk rather than drive from place to place.Mississippi University for Women sits in the middle of Columbus.With city streets running through and bordering campus that means there are several entry points.The W's Chief of Campus Police urges students and faculty to keep safety tips in mind.
11-year-old Colton and 9-year-old Cameron Blissard are 23 months apart, and when asked what they had in mind for their birthday this year, their answer was the same.