Charles Herrington

Hundreds of women from across South Mississippi gathered in Poplarville Saturday for an annual health conference designed just for them.

An old Hub City building is being transformed into a new apartment complex for senior residents this year.

Macon Davis took the oath of office from Mayor Johnny Magee during a ceremony at Laurel City Hall.

A recent Hub City fashion show has raised thousands of dollars for a local nonprofit.

The new year has brought some good news for the Covington County School District.

More than $20 million in public and private construction projects at the University of Southern Mississippi are nearing completion.

The search is on for three inmates who escaped from the Covington County Jail.

The University of Southern Mississippi is preparing to host an annual event honoring the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

The son of a Mississippi WWII bomber pilot killed in action made an emotional visit to Camp Shelby.

Wayne Johnston, of Hattiesburg, visited the Mississippi Armed Forces Museum at Camp Shelby to view an exhibit honoring his father, Lt. Gerald W. Johnston, a B-17 pilot

A Gulf Coast-based organization which helps victims of human trafficking is planning a major fundraising event in the Pine Belt this spring.

Covington County’s "Aspire Mississippi” team has been recognized for its efforts to improve workforce development.

A Collins restaurant has a new contract to provide meals for county inmates, but it’s only until a new jail kitchen is finished.

Covington County’s new sheriff teamed up with some local businesses Thursday night to thank law officers across the county for the work they do.

Historians hope that Pine Belt residents will learn more about World War I from the film, and they hope you’ll visit the Mississippi Armed Forces Museum at Camp Shelby to learn about the Mississippians who served in that conflict.

The trenches were dug by soldiers from the 38th Infantry Division more than a century ago.

The Hattiesburg Pickleball Association hosted its inaugural tournament Saturday in the Payne Center of the USM campus in Hattiesburg.

2020 will be a busy year for the development of many Hattiesburg tourist attractions.

The Mississippi Business Journal recently recognized the group as one of 2019′s top non-profits.

A swearing-in ceremony for Covington County officials was held Thursday morning in Collins.

2019 was a busy year for military-related events and activities in the Pine Belt.

Visitors to the Lauren Rogers Museum of Art will enjoy four major exhibitions in 2020.

Funeral services were held Saturday for a Marion County firefighter who died just before Christmas.

There’s a new federal law that sets the minimum age to buy tobacco products at 21 years old.

Many South Mississippians took part in one more holiday tradition Thursday.

Mississippi state senator and former U.S. Senate candidate Chris McDaniel says the impeachment of president Donald Trump is “pure politics.”

More than one dozen Hub City sponsors hosted a special annual Christmas party for some deserving children Saturday.

The American Red Cross handed out cleaning kits and other supplies to tornado victims in the Laurel area Saturday.

Downtown Columbia’s second annual, multi-week Christmas extravaganza is entering its third week.

Nearly two dozen less fortunate children will have a Merry Christmas this year, thanks to donors who helped the Perry County Sheriff’s Department with its annual “Shop with a Cop.”