Forrest County is going green with a new energy efficiency contract, which should save the county between $4 and $5 million during the next 15 years.
Approximately 300 structures ranging in age from the late 19th century to the late 20th century in a historic Hattiesburg area will soon be surveyed to identify their roles in the city’s history, including civil rights, religious and civic significance.
Dear Editor:
Speaking as a very small business rooted in our community for the past 35 years I can say that seldom does the 'little boy' get bigger, we just take what comes our way and try to get smarter. But that does not mean that our contributions to the local economy are insignificant.
Next Saturday is Homecoming at William Carey University. As I have for several years, I will supply four convertibles for the campus parade. Since I own a total of 14 convertibles, I could actually provide the entire parade around the campus.
I’m not bragging; I’m really ashamed, and I know that I need an intervention.
I really do not like the new Mississippi car tag. You’ve seen it by now.
I was the best man at my best friend’s wedding last weekend. It was a great event, and everyone who knows the bride and groom are extremely happy for both of them— chief among them, me.
With one day of spring under its belt, Hattiesburg is ready to kick off its 16th annual Farmers Market today in Town Square Park at the corner of Main and Buschman streets. The market runs from 3-6 p.m. every Thursday between today and October.
To make visitors more aware of its offerings and its role within the Petal School District, the Coleman Center For Families and Children is doing a little re-branding, complete with a new logo and a couple of other changes.
Tuesday’s meeting of the Petal School District Board of Trustees took on a jovial tone early in the evening, with students, parents and staff celebrating the district’s annual Board Appreciation at Petal High School.
Former Hattiesburg Mayor Johnny DuPree is requesting a zoning change for his Main Street home in advance of an upcoming public hearing on the matter.
DuPree, who said the property has been zoned for business for quite some time, is requesting to rezone from the current B-2 (neighborhood business) to R-1A (residential).
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