Hattiesburg Ward 2
Eric K. Boney (D)
Phil "Carlos" Wilson (D)
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The entire Richton Board of Aldermen re-elected for another, four-year term
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Two vehicles suffered severe damage recently during an accident in the area of Monroe and McPhail roads in Forrest County
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Tomorrow will be partly to mostly cloudy with highs in the mid 80s.
Louis Schramm is preparing to become an Eagle Scout. This display is one of his last steps to become one.
After Monday's tornado, the Lamar County community is doing all it can to make sure everyone is on track to getting back to normal.
Jamerie Wilson was arrested on March 31 in Hattiesburg.
On Saturday, the Crusaders for Veterans hosted a remembrance ceremony at the Biloxi National Cemetery to give the appreciation and welcome home they weren’t given at the end of their tour.
A William Carey University adjunct professor joined the ranks of Mississippi "legendary" bandleaders
The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency is conducting ongoing surveys to gather more information on the storm damage.
Hiwannee Water issued a boil water notice for all customers east of the Chickasawhay River.
The Hattiesburg Area Development Partnership (ADP) will refund 100% of vendor fees to HUBFEST vendors.
Several dogs on the scene had scars and open wounds.
Ford has issued a recall on more than 33,000 vehicles for the potential of a fire sparking in the engine.
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A camera caught the moment a Tennessee tow truck operator was run over by a driver trying to escape.
In March, the U.S. Department of Agriculture halted more than $1 billion in funding for food assistance, including the Local Food Purchase Assistance Cooperative Agreement Program.
Jones County Investigator Denny Graham called the situation “uncommon.” With two animal shelters in the county, Graham believes all of this could have been avoided.
The county had multiple trees down and about 1,800 power outages at one point.
Another week of surveying tornado damage, this time in a different part of the Pine Belt.
The University of Southern Mississippi held its annual “Founders’ Day” student awards.
The two candidates hoping to secure the city council seat are incumbent Nicholas ‘Nick’ Brown (D) and his challenger is Ashley L. Perkins (D).
Tomorrow will be partly cloudy with highs in the low 80s.
The murals unveiled Monday were the 61st and 62nd completed in Hattiesburg. Leaders hope to ultimately have 100 murals set up within the next five years.
The housing authority plans to start the second phase of the garden within three to four weeks.