Sumrall News

Three years ago Joseph King broke his neck when he dove into a swimming pool at a friend's birthday... Bobby Lott, right, receives the Wright Brothers Master Pilot Award for his more than 50 years of dedicated service, technical expertise, professionalism and contributions that further the cause of aviation safety.

The Mississippi Supreme Court has dismissed an appeal from a couple involving a dispute with the Jefferson Davis County school system.

Elizabeth Lanham and Megan Lanham Bradshaw pose for a picture on Tuesday morning.

Students at Oak Grove High School eat lunch in the school cafeteria on May 22. Next fall, students will return to a cafeteria with additional space thanks to the Lamar County School District building upgrades.

A Sumrall man headed to the Gulf Coast for the Memorial Day weekend was killed in an accident on U. It's a bird, it's a plant, it's Super Flower! Picture a flock of exotic parrots twisting their... A Sumrall man headed to the Gulf Coast for the Memorial Day weekend was killed in an accident on U.S. 49 south in Perkinston Friday morning.

"We received some information, and while it wasn't specific, we did have an increase in sales, based on new businesses we have in the city," said Connie Everett, City of Hattiesburg chief financial officer.

A flower decoration at Russell Cemetery is broken off its fixture at the cemetery where several grave decorations and fixtures were vandalized in January.

Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. Mills and the Rev. and Mrs. Hal Hatten are pleased to announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their children, Lindsey Renae Mills and Nicholas Hal Hatten.

Elizabeth Lanham, left, and Megan Lanham Bradshaw pose for a picture. Megan, who has had lupus since she was a teen, recently received a kidney transplant from her cousin Elizabeth, allowing her to avoid the need for dialysis.

Angela Land hit a two-run home run in the bottom of the sixth inning to lift third-seeded... During a recent visit to a food festival in South Carolina, I was lucky enough to be invited to the... Elizabeth Lanham, left, and Megan Lanham Bradshaw pose for a picture.

Pearl River Community College President Dr. William Lewis presented scholarships in his name to Chelsee Johnson and Lenzee Lawrence, both of Petal, during Awards Day on May 2 at the Forrest County Center.

The Mississippi Legislature ended its four-month session last Thursday. The total legislative body passed a 5.6 billion state budget for the upcoming fiscal year, that starts on July 1st.