Good morning, Hattiesburg.

Local organizers in Hattiesburg said the Stamp Out Hunger food drive was a big success—donations from community members will help families in need.

Hattiesburg firefighters removed a car from Gordon’s Creek after a swift water technician swam to check it at 7:49 a.m. Saturday near High Street and Lurty Avenue—no one was injured and police are investigating how the vehicle ended up in the water.

Laurel, a small Mississippi town with about 16,900 residents between Hattiesburg and Meridian, is featured on HGTV’s Home Town where Ben and Erin Napier highlight its history, architecture and art.

Visitors can enjoy local shops, art museums and eateries—plus take golf cart tours to see the notable sites from the show.

Mississippi high school sports made history when the first girls’ flag football state championship concluded over the weekend with St. Martin defeating George County 18—0.

The season, launched in partnership with the New Orleans Saints, brought together players from various athletic backgrounds to build a strong community on the field.

Pearl River baseball won the title and will host a Super Regional game — their next playoff step as the season continues.

The University of Southern Mississippi ended its game on Saturday at Pete Taylor Park when a 10-run-rule decision was declared after scoring seven runs in the bottom of the sixth, clinching a 15–5 win over Louisiana and the series.

Freshman Drey Barrett hit a walk-off double in the seventh and the team extended its win streak to 11 games as it prepares for the 1 p.m. series finale today.

Haunted Tavern Experience

6-7:30 p.m. — The Social — Tickets required — An immersive cocktail evening featuring ghostly tales and handcrafted drinks in one of Hattiesburg's most haunted venues.

Cade Ortego Live in Hattiesburg

8-10 p.m. — Brewsky's — $13.10 — Catch the lively performance by Cade Ortego and The Mood Swings for a night of great music.

Yonder – Featuring Works by Ricardo Moody

12-2 p.m. — Prospect On Main — Free entry — Enjoy a FestivalTalk with featured artist Ricardo Moody and an exclusive viewing of his commemorative artwork.