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.
14 of the National Guard’s best soldiers will gather at Camp Shelby on Sunday to begin a multi-day test of skills called the National Best Warrior Competition.
Hattiesburg’s Recover, Rebuild, Restore Southeast Mississippi (R3SM) has been awarded $30,000 in new grants through the Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas.
The head of the Area Development Partnership says the Hattiesburg-area economy is wasting no time recovering from the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
Homebuilders, volunteers and friends of disabled Forrest County veteran Jack Walker gathered Friday for an event to help support the completion of his new home near Camp Shelby.
Hub City restaurants are hoping the Southern Miss-South Alabama football game Thursday night will bring in extra business, even though the number of fans at the game will be less than in years past.
The administrator of both Covington County Hospital and Magee General Hospital will now also provide administrative services for Simpson County General Hospital in Mendenhall.
An exhibit of abstract paintings from renowned artist Bill Scott and another exhibit of copper plate etchings from the late artist Helen Hardin will open next week at the Lauren Rogers Museum of Art.
Dixie Electric Power Association is one of 15 Mississippi electric power cooperatives to receive federal grants to provide high-speed internet service to unserved or underserved rural residents.
