Good morning, Hattiesburg.

Dozens of motorcycles and vehicles joined a Saturday ride that started and ended at J’s Tavern to raise funds for the family of utility lineman Ryan Whitehurst, who died May 26.

The ride stopped in Forrest and Lamar Counties and featured a silent auction as well as live music.

Residents gathered this morning in Lumberton to celebrate renewed community spirit as local businesses work to bounce back after recent flash flooding.

The upbeat event highlighted resilience + unity among neighbors.

After flash flooding hit Seminary, several local businesses are working to resume operations and restore services for customers — repair work is still underway.

After flash flooding early Friday in Seminary, several businesses have reopened.

Ward's restaurant cleaned out water and reopened by noon while Red's Dine In resumed service following overnight work, though parts of Lyon, Hughes, and Woodbridge roads were washed out.

Ray-E Foundations hosted its 43rd annual Juneteenth Celebration in Hattiesburg, featuring local vendors and art to honor historic freedom (a testament to community spirit).

Today, Mississippi experiences the summer solstice, the longest day of the year.

In Jackson, residents enjoy 14 hours and 16 minutes of daylight (sunrise at 5:54 a.m. and sunset at 8:10 p.m.) amid ongoing summer heat.

A State of Emergency remains after heavy rains from Tropical Storm Arthur + residents face flash flood risks with up to 3 inches of rain.

Hattiesburg may see showers today while the Pearl River near Jackson is forecast to crest below flood stage on Monday.

The 601 Elite QB Camp in Hattiesburg saw its largest turnout in five years — drawing many local young athletes for competitive training.

Organizers expect future camps to grow in size.

Hub City Classic Car & Bike Show

8 a.m. – 5 p.m. — The Center at Forrest County — Free entry — Experience a vibrant showcase of custom cars, bikes, and community culture all in one exciting location.