Charles Herrington

Hattiesburg Schools are helping children learn at home during the coronavirus pandemic.

Business owners in Collins are reacting to mayor Hope Magee Jones’ new executive order designed to protect public health during the coronavirus pandemic.

The coronavirus not only affects people physically, but also mentally.

A Petal man and his son are making the best of their time spent social distancing.

Homeless pets are being affected by the coronavirus in an indirect way.

A Hattiesburg church is reaching out to help other churches conduct services online during the coronavirus pandemic.

The coronavirus pandemic is prompting some changes in training and personnel at Camp Shelby.

The Southern Miss community began an extended spring break Saturday, due to concerns over the coronavirus pandemic.

Hattiesburg police and firefighters worked a two-car accident that sent several people to the hospital Saturday afternoon.

Dozens of people gathered in Hattiesburg Friday to learn more about the contributions of African-Americans to the women’s suffrage movement.

The Hattiesburg Convention Commission is taking new steps to prevent transmission of the coronavirus.

Officials from the Mississippi State Department of Health met with students and faculty from the College of Osteopathic Medicine at William Carey University Thursday afternoon to update them on the latest news concerning the coronavirus.

The event had been scheduled to take place April 1 through April 3

A local chapter of a sorority has honored a beloved Hattiesburg philanthropist on her birthday.

A local artist has just painted a new portrait of the late Oseola McCarty, the Hattiesburg washerwoman who donated much of her life savings for scholarships at the University of Southern Mississippi.

Hundreds of University of Southern Mississippi students, alumni, faculty and staff made their way across the Hub City Saturday to volunteer for a number of service projects.

Mississippi Senate Democrats have announced who they’ll support in the presidential race.

President Donald Trump has signed an $8.3 billion supplemental spending bill that will aid the government’s response to the novel coronavirus outbreak.

The Federal Home Loan Bank of Dallas and The First presented Miss. National Guard veteran Jack Walker with a $10,000 Housing Assistance for Veterans (HAVEN) Grant Friday.

Petal voters heard from most of the candidates running in a special election for alderman-at-large Thursday night.

Churches, businesses and other organizations were recognized at the MAPE/PREPS Partnership Conference at the Lake Terrace Convention Center on Thursday.

The building was the town’s first fire station.

The Mississippi National Guard is preparing for hurricane season.

Pearl River Community College continues to be the fastest growing community college in the state.

Hattiesburg residents gathered along Tuscan Avenue Saturday afternoon to see the Hub City’s 22nd annual Black History Parade.

A Gulf Coast-based organization that helps disabled veterans with housing needs is coordinating the building of a new home for a Forrest County veteran who lost his home in a fire two years ago.

Administrators at Pearl River Community College have dedicated a campus building in honor of a longtime retired employee who founded the college’s food pantry.

Hundreds of young students across Mississippi gathered the University of Southern Mississippi Friday for the Pine Belt Region One Science Fair.

Crisis intervention teams from several Pine Belt counties were recognized Thursday.

Jones College hosted its annual Black History Month program Thursday morning.