Thursday May 31 | Mississippi Business Journal
Gold Coast Skydivers hope to stay in Lumberton
Lumberton Mayor Miriam Holder said she realizes that Leanne Igo, owner of Gold Coast Skydivers, needs to be able to make a living off her weekend business at I.H. Bass Jr.
Brice Wiggins to receive national child advocacy award in Washington, D.C., on Monday
Being a fighter for abused children, previously as an assistant DA and more recently as a state lawmaker, have earned Sen.
Mississippi State University Extension Director Gary Jackson said agricultural specialists recently trained an elite group of military personnel preparing to assist the Afghan Ministry of Agriculture.
Historical kiosks will give bicentennial history lessons
Ruby Dale, a descendant of Martin Freeman, contributed this previously unpublished photo of her ancestor taken some years after his service with Adm.
Green Gold: The story of the Wiggins pickle
The giant wooden pickle vats of Wiggins were dismantled in the early 1980s, sold as surplus wood and the Piney Woods town lost its designation as Pickle Town USA.
Residents express concerns over Stone Co. landfill
WIGGINS, Miss. -- About a dozen residents expressed their concerns at a public meeting regarding a proposed rubbish site.
Wiggins looks at paving projects
WIGGINS, Miss. -- The Wiggins Board of Aldermen has requested City Engineer Pete Williams survey the streets of Wiggins and develop a list of potholes needing covering and other spot repairs as well as larger paving projects that could be considered.