The Oak Grove High School culinary team will be among the first students in the state to participate in the first-ever Junior Chef competition sponsored by the Mississippi Department of Education’s Office of Child Nutrition.
Sumrall United Methodist Church will hold its highly successful Halloween event, “Trunk or Treat,” from 6-8 p.m. on Oct. 31 at the church.
The deep-seeded roots of countless bands and musical acts can be traced back to the University of Southern Mississippi and the Piney Woods that surround it.
Waiting for a Cure has hooked up with the ‘bra’zen women of Hattiesburlesque to make this weekend’s show quite uplifting.
At the end of one’s high school career, he or she will receive a diploma as proof of the academic effort and hard work needed to graduate.
Many high school students purchase other tokens to commemorate their time spent at their respective schools and extracurricular activities that added to the experience.
It’s Homecoming Week at the University of Southern Mississippi and the City of Hattiesburg is doing its part to participate in this week-long celebration dubbed “Behold the Gold.”
Some complaints voiced by Hattiesburg residents during two recent public hearings on a new cable provider contract were resolved in the current contract that was approved by the City Council in 2011 and expired in 2014.
After 40 years as an iconic watering hole in Southern Miss history, The End Zone has found a new home in historic downtown Hattiesburg. And the difference from its previous location is like night and day, according to the owners.
Forrest County Emergency Management officials are still working off a worse-case scenario as they await the arrival of Hurricane Nate, which is predicted to make landfall as a weak Category 2 hurricane tonight along the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Predictions as of the 11 a.m.
Lifelong Hattiesburg resident Missy McGee outdistanced social worker Kathryn Rehner by a 2-1 margin during a runoff Tuesday to capture the vacant state House District 102 seat in the Legislature.
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