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During last Thursday’s school board meeting, David Frey was voted on to be the new leader of the Trojans football team, as he will be the new head coach for the program.
Lauderdale County Sheriff’s deputies responded to early morning call on Cricket Road
A new Blessing Box is now open at Poplar Springs United Methodist Church, providing free food and hygiene items to the community and offering support to anyone in need.
An investigation is underway after a three-year-old child shot himself in Waynesboro on Monday.
Event begins at 8 a.m. near Highway 21 and Highway 488
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Summer sessions help incoming Eagles prepare for fall semester
Dale covers the local and regional sports scenes through his weekly column
The event takes place later this week on June 24 as Zauria will represent the Blue and White at Biloxi High School.
Mt. Zion Church honors slain civil rights workers with 62nd annual memorial service
A traditional German circus is bringing a family legacy to the Queen City, with a story that spans generations and continents.
Juneteenth celebrations have been happening all across Meridian, but tonight's festival at the temple theater has a lot in store for the queen city.
Coach Jud Gartman and Coach Justin Chaney have now etched their names forever in the MAC Hall of Fame.
“John Jennings: Build Your World” explores worldbuilding in media, representation in fiction, and expression through art.
Stronger storms will move in late this afternoon and will continue this evening
We've had a ton of rain over the past week, but we'll continue to see a bit more through the middle of this week.
The next name up on the 2026 Atlantic Hurricane list is the name Bertha.
Vendors were lined up around Founder’s Square, with some even packing in under the pavilion.
Department officials participate in Mississippi Association of Chiefs of Police event
Weather concerns prompt city to relocate event from City Hall Lawn
The plan also includes new handicap parking located closer to the main entrance of the Government Center and nearer to the handicap ramp.
With thousands expected to attend, law enforcement is already putting safety plans in place.
Sunday, June 21st is both Father’s Day and the Summer Solstice, marking the official start of Summer.
This week, the Lady Tigers brought home two third-place trophies, representing Southeast Lauderdale with hard work, determination, and school spirit.
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Immersive show explores visual worldbuilding of New York Times bestselling artist
City crews respond to isolated flooding as drainage systems function as designed