State agriculture leaders are working with Mississippi landowners and high school students to trap feral hogs causing tens of millions of dollars in damage each year.
Kiwanis clubs in Laurel and Hattiesburg raised money to support programs and projects benefiting young people Saturday, by serving thousands of plates of pancakes and sausages.
The son of one of the victims of the horrific mass shooing in Charleston, South Carolina in 2015 presented an inspirational message of forgiveness to members of the Area Development Partnership Friday.
An airport maintenance and repair business in Columbia that specializes in upgrading electronic systems on aircraft will soon be located in a brand-new building.
On Monday morning, the annual tradition continued as the duo were hoisted to the roof of the hospital’s portico. It’s a tradition that the two take their spot on the Monday following Thanksgiving.
Nearly one dozen vendors gathered on Main Street in downtown Columbia on Small Business Saturday to offer shoppers some unique bargains as part of the first “Christmas Marketplace.”
Chief Deputy Mitch Sumrall said the department has needed new vehicles for about two years, but supply chain issues affected those purchases back in 2021.
Shoppers will receive special discounts and be entered for the chance to win door prizes. City leaders said the event means a lot more than just fun and spending.
Bankers say it's important to maintain a good credit history and be aware of where your money is going. This includes avoiding overspending and creating budgets for your income.
A new Hattiesburg business gave local residents a chance to learn about new automotive technology, while meeting some exotic animals up close and personal Saturday.
You can see classic cars, eat great hamburgers and support two worthy causes this Saturday, during the annual Hellfighters USA Block Party and PDI Reunion in Laurel.