Trey Howard
Multimedia Journalist
Moselle, MS
Trey Howard is a native of Waynesboro, MS. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Broadcast Journalism from the University of Southern Mississippi. Prior to USM, he attended Jones College.
While at Jones, he worked as a writer and editor on the Radionian staff. At USM, he worked as host of USM Radio’s afternoon program.
In his spare time, Trey enjoys sports, photography and exercise. He looks forward to beginning his career in the Pine Belt.
Additional details are limited as the department says the investigation is still ongoing.
The market featured everything from art to hand-made jewelry and apparel.
A family in Sumrall is picking up the pieces after experiencing a devastating loss over the weekend.
As people make their drop-offs, they may not realize that Jacob’s Well is also giving the women behind the counter a second chance.
Students from a Wayne County school visited the nation’s capital and took part in a ceremony at Arlington Cemetery.
The board of aldermen decided in Monday’s meeting to officially adopt the ordinance previously provided by the Lamar County Board of Supervisors.
Residents in Purvis are reacting to the Lamar County Sheriff’s Office’s intention to expand the neighborhood watch programs.
Residents will start seeing equipment trucks rolling in and crews preparing to begin work on Dec. 4.
The department expects to move into the new building sometime next week.
Dispensary owner files lawsuit against state
The Wayne County Sheriff’s Office is looking for a suspect in connection with an incident that caused a deputy to fire his gun Tuesday morning.
It was reported that two people were in custody, but Purvis Police Chief Joey Walker said the other person has since been released after watching surveillance camera footage.
The rainy weather did not stop USM faculty and staff from rallying in search of competitive pay.
'Missing in Mississippi' website hopes to help solve cold cases
The Waynesboro native, also known as ‘Juice,’ said he’s thankful for the support.
Gov. Tate Reeves visits the Pine Belt on his final campaign trip before Tuesday’s election.
Since October of last year, law enforcement in Wayne County has opened four homicide investigations.
According to WPD Chief Holt Ross, the police department has been investigating and gathering evidence in this case for about a year.
In two weeks, folks in Lamar County will be casting their votes for sheriff.
Folks in the area should be prepared for more detours in the future.
Oak Grove High School receives donation from former student
Volunteers at the Christian Services Center are feeding the community in more than one way.
Folks in the Hub City can expect to see a few more cheesy menu items at their favorite eateries as restaurant week is underway.
Protests around the country have left some people in the Pine Belt questioning the United States’ involvement in the conflict.
Lumberton expecting board of aldermen seat to be vacated next week
Joe Paul's inauguration Thursday celebrated at Spirit Park
The Teacher Residency Program at the University of Southern Mississippi has the goal of setting the future of education up for success across the state.
The Wayne County High School earned its first-ever “A” rating, and Waynesboro Riverview made a historic jump to a "B."
Carr, better known as DJ Kujho, donated hundreds of backpacks, notebooks and other supplies to Grace Christian Elementary.
Board OKs removal of dozen books deemed unacceptable for young adults
Lamar County School District planning restroom improvements
SM student organization hosts forum about drug addiction
