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Past articles by Eddie:

11 new cars join the Petal Police fleet

The Petal Police Department will soon have several new vehicles patrolling the streets of the Friendly City. → Read More

Petal schools seeking substitute teachers for coming school year

The Petal School District is looking for substitute teachers for the upcoming 2022-2023 school year. → Read More

Hattiesburg welcomes 21 new U.S. citizens

Twenty-one immigrants from various countries attended a naturalization ceremony in Hattiesburg on Tuesday, June 28 to officially become U.S. citizens. → Read More

City of Petal looks to privatize its Public Works Department

Petal City officials are currently accepting proposals to privatize its public works department which would turn over its water, sewer, and street departments to an outside company. → Read More

Registration underway for returning Petal School District students

The second week of in-person registration is underway in the Petal School District for students returning for the 2022-2023 school year. → Read More

Petal Ultimate Fair returns to the Friendly City for one weekend only

The Petal Ultimate Fair returns to the Friendly City for one weekend only from June 23 to 26. → Read More

Hattiesburg Senior Prom brought older adults together for dancing, food and fun

Nearly a hundred older adults attended the annual Hattiesburg Senior Prom held downtown at the Jackie Dole Sherrill Community Center. → Read More

Work wrapping up on U.S. Hwy 84 intersection in Wayne County

An intersection improvement project located on U.S. Highway 84 near Waynesboro is expected to wrap up in a few weeks. → Read More

High-speed chase ends with car crash in Wayne Co.

A high-speed chase in Wayne County ended after a driver rammed a police car injuring herself and an officer involved in the chase. → Read More

Congressman Palazzo hits the campaign trail in the Pine Belt

Incumbent Congressman Steven Palazzo visited several businesses and industries in Jones County and met with his constituents in the area. → Read More

Governor’s Job Fair held at Sawmill Square Mall

The Governor’s Job Fair made a one-day stop on Thursday, June 16, 2022, at the Sawmill Square Mall in Laurel. → Read More

‘Story Time with a Soldier’ honors African American Music Appreciation Month

The event featured a member of the military reading a book about jazz to the children and their parents. → Read More

Laurel Mercantile Co. hosts Mississippi Made this Saturday

Laurel Mercantile Co. is proud to host Mississippi Made on June 11, 2022, from 9 am to 3 pm. → Read More

Laurel Mercantile Co. hosts Mississippi Made this Saturday

Laurel Mercantile Co. is proud to host Mississippi Made on June 11, 2022, from 9 am to 3 pm. → Read More

Experts give tips to help you save money on gas

Gas prices across the country continue to rise daily and drivers here in the Pine Belt are also feeling pain at the pump and left looking for ways to save a couple of bucks when they go to fill up. → Read More

Construction continues on Country Club Rd. in Hattiesburg

The anticipated cost for the project is around $2 million. → Read More

Hub City, HFD host ‘Summer Splash Days’

Children can beat the heat this summer during the Hattiesburg Fire Department and the City of Hattiesburg Mayor’s Office “Summer Splash Days.” → Read More

Large crowd gathers in Laurel for Memorial Day ceremony

A large crowd gathered at the Veteran’s Memorial Museum in Laurel on Monday, May 30, 2022, for a Memorial Day ceremony, each paying their respects to the men and women who have their lives for the country. → Read More

Absentee voting now available for Laurel’s tourism tax election

Absentee ballots are now available in the Laurel City Clerk’s Office for the upcoming tourism tax election on June 14. → Read More

LHA to take part in Summer Food Service Program

Free “in-person” meals will be provided to children ages 18 and under. → Read More