Charles has worked at WDAM for more than two decades. He was born and raised in Hattiesburg and attended the University of Southern Mississippi, where he received a Bachelor of Science Degree in Radio, T.V. and Film in 1988.
Hundreds of people and some of their dogs, gathered at Kamper Park Saturday morning for an event that raised money to help provide service dogs to those who need them.
Cadets in Class 50 of the Mississippi National Guard’s Youth Challenge Program got valuable information about military and civilian careers and educational opportunities in junior colleges and universities Friday.
Columbia spent a small part of its 200-year history as the capital of Mississippi and played a determining role in where our permanent capital is today.
A collection of illustrations and manuscripts featuring a beloved character from children’s literature has returned home to The University of Southern Mississippi after a two-year tour of Japan.
A fire hydrant at City Hall in Hattiesburg has once again been turned into a piece of art and this time, it’s honoring the 75th anniversary of the D-Day invasion.
Historians can thank a research team from The University of Southern Mississippi for helping find the wreck of America’s last slave ship, known as “The Clotilda.”
President Trump has directed U.S. intelligence agencies to cooperate “quickly and fully” with Attorney General Barr’s examination of the origins of the Russia investigation.
Candidates running for Forrest County Sheriff met voters in person Tuesday night at an election forum at the University of Southern Mississippi to speak about their plans to improve law enforcement in the sheriff’s department.
The staff at Pine Belt Mental Healthcare Resources hope an activity at Kamper Park Saturday will increase awareness of children’s mental health issues.
A Hattiesburg organization that provides emergency financial support for police officers and firefighters, or their families, in times of extreme need hosted an annual banquet Thursday night.
The University of Southern Mississippi is celebrating the 50th anniversary of a prestigious children’s book award by showcasing many of the award winners in a special exhibit.
Members of law enforcement agencies in Forrest and Lamar counties gathered with local residents Wednesday morning to remember law officers who’ve given their lives in the line of duty.
A construction contractor has been selected to complete a $13 million residence hall project on the Poplarville campus of Pearl River Community College.
