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.
A new project in the University of Southern Mississippi School of Humanities will feature oral and written histories of Mississippi National Guard soldiers who’ve served in conflicts in the 21st century.
About two dozen law enforcement dispatches from across Mississippi are in Laurel this week, taking a required course that was last offered in Jones County a decade ago.
A Florida National Guard unit that mobilized at Camp Shelby for service in the Middle East 14 years ago is back to train for another potential deployment.
About two dozen volunteers with a Gulf Coast organization that helps disabled veterans with housing needs are spending this weekend in Hattiesburg, renovating the home of a World War Two veteran.
Inspectors and safety officers from fire departments and prisons across the state gathered together with representatives from various insurance companies in Hattiesburg Thursday to learn more about new firefighting equipment.
A retired University of Southern Mississippi professor of music will be leading a bicycle ride through the Midwest to promote live-donor kidney transplants.
Some people who attended the 41st annual Mississippi Watermelon Festival in Mize Saturday took some time to reflect on the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing.
