Roy Howard Community Journalism Center
Lumberton businesses move forward after city finalizes liquor regulations
After learning the city was moving toward allowing alcohol sales, Fernandez said the opportunity gave the couple a chance to pursue a business in their new hometown.
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6mD’Iberville invests in infrastructure as population growth leads Mississippi Gulf Coast
As the city grows, officials say they are investing in roads, utilities and waterfront improvements to support continued development.
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7mMississippi lawmakers weigh sweeping youth court overhaul after confidentiality lapse
The legislation comes after a provision allow youth court records to be shared with parents, attorneys, Child Protective Services and others involved in cases expired July 1.
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5mLamar County plan outline projects to strengthen disaster preparedness
Officials said the plan serves as a roadmap for identifying hazards and prioritizing projects that can better protect residents before disasters occur.
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5mPetition seeks Greene County vote on retail liquor sales
Organizers began collecting signatures in early June and hope to gather the 1,500 signatures needed to qualify the measure for a vote in November.
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5mLifting Up Mississippi: Starkville couple prays across the state, one county seat at a time
The husband and wife duo began visiting county seats in April 2025 as part of what they call the Mississippi Jesus Banner Project.