Cooperative Energy’s Purvis plant to be supported by Siemens
Siemens has announced a new order to supply natural gas power generation hardware, software, and service support to re-power Cooperative Energy’s R.D. Morrow, Sr. Generating Station facility in Purvis.
The Mississippi Jaycees hosted JCI USA’s National Vice President Ross Ratliff of Indiana as the keynote speaker for the 2019 Board of Directors Installation Banquet for Mississippi Jaycees.
There are currently three Jaycees chapter in Mississippi – Hattiesburg, Petal and Picayune.
Merit Health Medical Group welcomes Robert Watson, D.O., to the new primary care clinic in Purvis, and Joshua P. Hand, M.D. to the primary care clinic in Sumrall.
Barnard Shows, manager for Hattiesburg Clinic Children’s Clinic, has been named Employee of the Quarter for the fourth quarter of 2018.
Investigators with the Hattiesburg Police Department are looking into the thefts of six different vehicles in the last seven days.
Four of the thefts were taken from commercial properties on major thoroughfares including Hardy Street, U.S. Highway 49, and U.S. Highway 98.
City Lights + Music Nights, a concert series for Hattiesburg, was announced last week by Mayor Toby Barker, who was joined by Arden Barnett of Ardenland Music Productions, Millie Swan of Forrest Health, Hoppy Cole of The First Bank - A National Banking Association and several community businesses and leaders.
William Carey University Opera and Musical Theatre will present a fun-filled, action-packed production of “Thoroughly Modern Millie” at 7 p.m. Friday, Feb. 1 in the Thomas Fine Arts Center on WCU’s Hattiesburg campus.
Merge Records helping shape future of young artists
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Highway Hypnosis
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The Back Door listened to its audience and on Feb. 1 will bring Wes Lee to its stage.
Hattiesburg will have representation during Sunday’s Super Bowl LIII matchup pitting the Los Angeles Rams and the New England Patriots. And while she will be on the field, she won’t be tossing the pigskin.
The fifth week of the 2019 legislative session proved to be the busiest thus far.
