The Town of Sumrall now has two positions it is looking to fill – one appointed and one elected.
The town is working to find a police chief when Chris Dungan resigned after holding the position for about seven years. According to reports, Dungan joined the Lamar County School District as a School Resource Officer.
Three construction projects in the West Hattiesburg area are in the works, with the addition of a 38-lot subdivision near Oak Grove High School, a new water association office and the planned construction of a Chinese Christian church on Oak Grove Road.
Hattiesburg Clinic’s Endovascular Center is the first office-based facility in South Mississippi to offer diagnostic imaging services of an invasive nature as an extension of the physicians’ clinical office.
Hattiesburg police officers are still investigating a report of an aggravated assault after a shouting match turned violent.
The State Supreme Court reaffirmed Chancery Judge M. Ronald Doleac’s decision that the City of Hattiesburg did not breach its 2014 contract with the company hired to deal with the city’s land-application system for sewage and wastewater.
The Hattiesburg Behavioral Health Court – the first one in the country when it was established in 2010 – will congratulate six graduates Thursday afternoon in a ceremony at the Municipal Courthouse.
Last year, Hattiesburg Public School District (HPSD) was staring at multiple vacancies, including for classroom teachers, as the start of classes neared.
Mayor Hal Marx explained the city-wide pavement survey report, which was conducted by Shows, Dearman and Waits, at a regular meeting of the Petal Board of Aldermen on Tuesday.
Marx offered a brief explanation of the report and what it means for the city moving forward.
The 14 sets of boxes stacked in three lines along Dr. Ed Hafer’s backyard hold some of the busiest creatures in his West Hattiesburg subdivision.
Literally, busy as bees.
Demolition costs for cleaning up the tornado-damaged Mount Carmel Baptist Church in downtown Hattiesburg could run as much as $450,000, Mayor Toby Barker told the League of Women Voters Monday night.
