Organizers for the inaugural Coca-Cola Star-Spangled Celebration on the River weren’t quite sure what kind of turnout to expect for the event’s first year.
As it turns out, the food, fun and fireworks brought participants in droves, and the celebration was a bigger success than anyone imagined.
It’s been said that true friends and family are the ones who step up to help in the direst of circumstances.
Officials from Petal’s fire and police departments have worked out some of the free activities for this year’s National Night Out Against Crime, a neighborhood initiative designed to enhance the relationship between residents and law enforcement officials.
The City of Petal and the Petal School District have teamed up to make meals a littler cheaper for senior citizens in the Friendly City.
For the fourth year in a row, the Petal School District is making it a little more convenient for parents and returning students to enroll for the upcoming school year.
Organizers for the inaugural Coca-Cola Star Spangled Celebration on the River weren’t quite sure what kind of turnout to expect for the event’s first year.
As it turns out, the food, fun and fireworks brought participants in droves, and the celebration was a bigger success than anyone could have imagined.
For the second time in less than three months, a Petal church’s mission team has had a mission trip interrupted because of political unrest in a foreign country.
Back in January, Myla Cox outshined seven other Petal High School juniors to earn the title of Distinguished Young Woman of Petal, the first step on her way to winning college scholarships and a spot in DYW’s Life Skills program.
After spending 22 years in the Army and 20 years with the City of Petal, Tom Hardges Jr. has a pretty good feeling of the differences he’s made within his local community and the military.
A vision 10 years in the making from Hub City author and restaurateur Robert St. John is about to become a reality in midtown Hattiesburg.
