The Pecan Festival is an annual event held at Fulmer’s General Store in Richton on the last weekend in September. The festival is a great way to kick off fall here in the Pine Belt.
Mississippi Secretary of State Michael Watson was in Petal Thursday evening to listen to the concerns of Petal residents regarding an unkempt cemetery.
Mississippi’s state auditor Shad White spoke Wednesday in Covington County and had some new comments about the ongoing civil lawsuit to recover money from the state welfare scandal.
Although the boil water notice for the capital city has been lifted, Pine Belt residents are continuing efforts to supply communities with clean water.
Speculation about a situation that happened after the Northeast Jones - South Jones high school football game has been addressed by Jones County School District Superintendent Tommy Parker.
On Monday, farmers from Mississippi and surrounding states gathered in the Hub City to learn about the resources and information they need to improve their farms.
Physicians from across Mississippi gathered together with medical school students at William Carey University for a first-ever conference on rural healthcare.
The Mississippi Armed Forces Museum at Camp Shelby will soon honor the first female member of the armed forces from Mississippi killed in action in the War on Terror.
There’s a lot that goes into planning the perfect wedding day, but for one Hattiesburg resident, that special day had to be planned less than three days after her father became extremely sick.
The Mississippi Armed Forces Museum is hosting a memorial service in Jackson for “Dutch Fliers,” men from the Netherlands who trained for combat in Mississippi during World War II.
Partners for the Arts, a non-profit that supports art programming at the University of Southern Mississippi, is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a grand, royal gala.
From trick-or-treating to carving pumpkins, everyone has their favorite Halloween traditions, and every year Pine Belt residents flock to the Saenger Theater for two nights of spooky cinema.
Cooler temperatures, cozy sweaters and hot chocolate – autumn is just around the corner, and people in the Pine Belt are gearing up for the harvest season.
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