Under the stadium lights, Friday nights in the Fall are largely reserved for football in the Pine Belt. All that action on the gridiron, has a lot of head coaches cashing in off the field.
Early in the morning, one thing that isn’t fun to battle is the cold breeze at the bus stop. One Petal School District bus driver, Patricia Gleason, keeps that in mind on her route every morning.
Drivers traveling along I-59 northbound between the 100 and 107-mile markers are asked to use caution after an 18-wheeler carrying a cart filled with a hazardous material started leaking on the roadways Tuesday.
Totaling $250 million, the approved projects will repair or replace 200 bridges severely restricting mobility, including 99 that are currently closed and another 91 that have posted weight restrictions.
The NFL’s rulemaking competition committee plan to give consideration this offseason to making pass interference calls subject to instant replay review
Monday, members of R3SM remembered the lives lost during the January 21, 2017 tornado. The nonprofit continues to be hands on following the devastation, helping to rebuild homes and lives.
Raelawni Branch, best known for her leading role in integrating the University of Southern Mississippi, said she’s the only living Hattiesburg resident to attend Dr. King’s March on Washington.
This year marks the 25th Martin Luther King Jr. Day program organized in the Richton community where they first marched in unity celebrating Dr. King’s life.
