Roy Howard Community Journalism Center
Resort, local partnerships help draw visitors to Greene County
Busby said part of the resort's growth has come from offering amenities visitors cannot find elsewhere nearby, including a full-service bar.
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4mJamba Jollof opens downtown, expands Hattiesburg dining scene
Jamba Jollof is now Mississippi’s only brick-and-mortar West African restaurant.
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5mFrom sales to storage: What happens to unsold fireworks?
A local retailer said properly stored consumer fireworks do not have an expiration date.
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7mMoss Point to commemorate its Freedom Summer history
The memorial will become part of the Mississippi Freedom Trail, which recognizing people and places connected to the civil rights movement.
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3mLongleaf Trace board approves restroom security upgrades, discusses additional safety measures
he board approved about $12,600 for electronic locking systems to be installed at the trail's restroom buildings.
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5mLumberton liquor ordinance remains unfinished despite previously announced July 1 start date
Lumberton's proposed liquor ordinance has not been adopted despite the city's previously announced July 1 start date, leaving the timeline for liquor sales in the city uncertain.