Good morning, Hattiesburg.

Local organizers are asking for volunteers for the Oseola McCarty Summer Camp to support youth programs soon in our community (details coming later).

FestivalSouth returns to Hattiesburg for its 17th season with national recognition (Forbes named it one of the most underrated festivals) and starts a monthlong arts celebration as Disney’s Newsies opens at USM’s Mannoni Performing Arts Center June 4 to 6 with over 50 events scheduled through June 27.

Mississippi residents will have until June 8 to file individual and business taxes thanks to a tax filing extension announced by the state Department of Revenue and IRS.

The relief follows winter storm damage that knocked out power for thousands — residents can file electronically or by paper.

A local first responder shared safe steps for exiting vehicles caught in flash flood waters — unbuckling quickly and moving to higher ground — as Tuesday's thunderstorms may increase the risk.

Residents are encouraged to review these tips to stay safe.

Pearl River Community College's Wildcat baseball team celebrated a national championship win on Sunday night at the Poplarville campus; the Wildcats won 4+3 in extra innings over South Mountain, making them the first NJCAA Division II school to claim both baseball and softball titles in one season.

Magnolia Heights senior Cole Prosek was named Gatorade Mississippi baseball player of the year on June 1.

The Ole Miss signee led his team to a MAIS 4A championship — finishing with a .585 average and 18 home runs.

One Man One Mic One Night Tour

7-11:30 p.m. — MpV Lounge & Bar — Not specified — Experience a soulful night of music, humor, and storytelling with Pastor Derek The Change Man Smith.