It didn’t take long to get an irate call from Entergy Mississippi president Haley Fisackerly. The Northside Sun print edition ...

Maybe you’ve wondered why Entergy has a monopoly. I have. Why no competitors? Isn’t competition good? Doesn’t it encourage ...

A gunman held up the Dollar General store on Highway 570 west of McComb just after the store closed Tuesday night, and ...

Columnist Sid Salter says beyond the issue of federalizing the National Guard is the narrower question of the Posse Comitatus ...

Two slots remain to be filled by Governor Tate Reeves. The group will review applications for grants funded by the proceeds ...

The Fitlife Flippers defeated the Vicksburg YMCA in a pivotal swim meet on Monday. The Flippers will now swim in their last ...

Church attendance in Pike County is declining, and as is the case with most complex issues, there are many reasons why, ...

On Tuesday, June 10th, we buried McComb native Christopher Garner, the son of Bill and Monica, big brother of my wife Greta, ...

Entergy President and CEOHaley Fisackerly spoke to a packed house at the Stennis Institute Press Forum this week at Hal & Mal ...

Four people spoke Tuesday in McComb City Hall during a hearing about a transitional home for men coming out of prison.  About 10 people attended the hearing, with Mayor Quordiniah Lockley moderating.

McComb Selectman Matt Codding revisited his plan to impose a 3% hot food and beverage tax on businesses within 2,000 feet of Interstate 55 for the length of the three McComb exits from that freeway.

This week’s pod touches on a number of subjects: the grit of J.J. Spaun, Cam Akers to the Saints, the College World Series, ...