Three Oak Grove High School seniors with interests in different areas are among the 15,000 National Merit Scholarship Finalists that were announced recently by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.
Three fourth-grade girls learned last weekend what it means to excel. They did it so well that they received an award for it.
Cooperative Energy and Origis Energy celebrated their new joint venture 52-megawatt solar project Wednesday in Lamar County, signifying a major commitment to generating environmentally-friendly renewable energy.
It’s likely that the departure of Thad Cochran from the U.S. Senate is going to generate more news about the political jockeying to replace him than the service he gave to Mississippi over nearly half a century in Washington.
It’s hard to imagine Mission Mississippi is 25 years old. It seems like yesterday it was just a dream in the eye of my dear friend Lee Paris.
The Petal Board of Aldermen wasted no time taking care of business during Tuesday night’s meeting.
The board approved an emergency resolution authorizing Mayor Hal Marx to approve a work order for road work at Hillcrest and East Central.
Petal High School senior Gracie Holman has been named a National Merit Scholar Finalist by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.
Petal-area residents will soon have a chance to enjoy Cajun food and fun while benefiting the Friendly City’s teachers and students, courtesy of the Petal School District Education Foundation’s 12th annual “Laughter and Lagniappe” Crawfish Boil.
Hattiesburg Public School District (HPSD) officials, including school administrators and its board of trustees, are seeking public funding, possibly through a bond issue referendum, to pay for facility infrastructure needs it has identified and shared information about through a series of recent community meetings.
The Relay For Life of the Pine Belt is working toward filling up Sumrall High School with teams dedicated to fighting cancer with the American Cancer Society.
Seventy years ago, a group met to form Parkway Heights Methodist Church. On Feb.
HATTIESBURG – Sumrall sophomore Kros Sivley doesn’t like to pitch in cold weather.
After a decade of service and leadership, Evan Dillard will retire from the post of chief... READ MORE
The fifth week of the 2019 legislative session proved to be the busiest thus far.
