Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 2nd of September.
Good morning, Hattiesburg.
Homes of Hope for Children is set to expand its facility with internal improvements that will create more space for child care and community programs — the project is expected to start soon and boost services for local families.
A Mississippi Writers Trail Marker honoring former USM professor Noel Polk was unveiled Tuesday morning between Cook and McCain libraries on the USM campus.
The marker celebrates his work in writing, editing, and teaching as part of the cultural heritage in the community.
East Mississippi Community College fired football coach Buddy Stephens after he disparaged playoff format changes and called leadership 'idiots' — associate head coach Preston Rice was named interim.
The college apologized for his comments to uphold its community standards.
SCRMC pediatrician shared advice on circulating illnesses & recommended simple precautions for children during routine check-ups today.
Local families received actionable guidance to manage common seasonal viruses.
Southern Miss football released its first depth chart on Aug.
31 ahead of its home opener against Alcorn State on Sept. 5 at Renasant Stadium + the roster includes 74 new scholarship players with only two returning starters from last season.
Laurel quarterback Brysen Bivens threw four interceptions in the Jamboree game but then passed for 367 yards and four touchdowns in a win over West Jones.
He will face rival Hattiesburg Friday for the Lil’ Brown Jug.
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