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Sumrall High School is hosting a prayer vigil to honor Chance Daniels as community members gather on campus to reflect on his legacy.

Girl Scouts will add two new treats to the cookie lineup for 2027 when Patch Pals dog treats and Sparkables allergy-friendly cookies launch on Jan.

12; the products will be available online at girlscouts.org.

Hattiesburg kids are exploring future career paths at a local youth summit featuring hands-on sessions with professionals.

The event brings students and industry experts together to preview new opportunities in the community.

Camp Shelby was designated as a permissive test range for military tech by officials earlier this week, a move intended to boost testing and research on advanced systems.

Mississippi Food Network pantries saw a 36% rise in visits in August as SNAP changes will add an estimated $75 million in annual state costs; the network serves 163,000 residents monthly through 430 agencies and will host volunteer events during Hunger Action Month later in September.

SCRMC representatives Susan Sanders & Alex Pippins joined WDAM 7’s Trey Howard to outline details for the upcoming seminar 'Your Health Explained.' The event will cover personal health topics and is scheduled to occur soon, with location and times to be announced.

David Kerr was named the new general manager of the Mississippi Mud Monsters Tuesday after serving as assistant GM since 2024.

He played a key role in growing the club (guiding ticket sales, promotions, and events) and will lead plans for upcoming community initiatives at Trustmark Park.