Dick Leike News Today

Since 2005, students in the African American history class at Mississippi School of Mathematics and Science have staged a program in conjunction with the Eighth of May, the day Columbus slaves were emancipated by federal troops – May 8, 1865.

Two lion statues — one asleep, one alert — greet those who walk the smooth and time-worn marble steps leading up to the Greek revival mansion known as “Riverview.”

The annual Spring Pilgrimage has been a staple in Columbus for about 80 years.

As it is with many of the historic homes in Columbus, 416 N. Seventh St. has a name that complements the beauty of the property: Camellia Place.

The historic Adams French mansion – a magnificent, 7,000-square-foot antebellum home on the National Register of Historic Places, situated on fou

ABERDEEN, Miss. – The historic Adams French mansion – a magnificent, 7,000-square-foot antebellum home on the National Register of Historic Places, situated on four bucolic acres atop the ...

Crye-Leike Sets Record Company Sales Friday, January 15, 2021 Crye-Leike Real Estate Services announces that it has experienced its best year in company history, generating $7.5 billion in sales volume and closing 31,578 transactions in 2020. This resulted in a 13 percent and $1 billion increase from 2019.   Despite the obstacles that the year presented, record low mortgage rates, new household formation and heavy buyer interest in moving to less crowded spaces kept the real estate mar...