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Barnett Resigns from Mississippi SenateNews
State Senator Juan Barnett (D) submitted his resignation from the Mississippi Senate on Monday. The announcement of Barnett's resignation was made by Lt. Governor Delbert Hosemann (R), the presiding officer in the...
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Part of the Game: Hand Injuries on the GridironNews
With football season in full swing in Mississippi, many players and coaches will tackle an extra opponent: hand injuries. Studies show a quarter of all sports injuries involve the hand or fingers. In football, where...
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Infant Mortality Awareness Month: Every Child Should Live to See Their First BirthdayNews
The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) joins other agencies across the country every September in recognizing Infant Mortality Awareness Month with the mission of reducing the number of babies who die within...
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Data Centers Are Reshaping the Southern WorkforceHeadline News
With the burgeoning data center industry grabbing most of the economic headlines here, there and seemingly everywhere, this Labor Day's workplace is undergoing transformative change. In the Deepest South, which some...
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2026 Phantom Regiment Alumni Corp.News
On August 7, 2026, Danny Speed, pastor of Magnolia and Adams United Methodist Churches, along with 554 other alumni, participated in the 2026 Phantom Regiment (Rockford, Ill) Alumni Corp. at Lucas Oil Stadium, in...
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Birthday Wishes for Dorothy J. ButlerNews
On September 1, Dorothy J. Butler of Pike County, reaches her seventy fifth year, a milestone shaped by effort, endurance, and a heart that kept trying even when life was complicated. She is a woman whose intentions ran...
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Southwest Primary Care Now Accepting New Patients and Walk-InsNews
Southwest Health is pleased to announce the grand opening of its new 14,038 sq. ft. primary clinic located at 1506 Aston Ave., in McComb. The clinic, formally-known as Premier Medical Clinic, began seeing patients July...
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A New College Football Season Brings New Hopes, Old Rivalries & Plenty of Trash TalkHeadline News
The college football season is just ahead, which means that talking about the season will continue unabated until after New Year's when a new national champion will be crowned. I'll make this prediction: Indiana won't...
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Historic Evening Tour Brings Osyka's Early Pioneers to LifeHeadline News
The Osyka 250th Celebration Committee invites the public to step back in time during the Historic Evening Tour of the Elder Milton Shirk Home and Osyka Cemetery, established in 1852, on Saturday, September 12, 2026....
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Governor Reeves Appoints Craig Treadway Circuit Judge for the 21st Circuit Court District & Reopens QualifyingNews
Governor Tate Reeves today announced the appointment of the Honorable Craig Treadway of Olive Branch to the Office of Circuit Court Judge for the 21st Circuit Court District, Place 2. This appointment fills a vacancy...
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Governor Reeves Appoints Amanda Jones Tollison to Mississippi Supreme CourtNews
Governor Tate Reeves today announced the appointment of Amanda Jones Tollison of Oxford to the Mississippi Supreme Court, Northern District 3, Place 2. This appointment fills a vacancy created by the confirmation of the...
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First Baptist Church of MagnoliaHeadline News
This past Sunday, August 16, 2026, The First Baptist Church here in Magnolia celebrated their 200th year anniversary. The turn out was a success one with roughly 250 in attendance. A group of drivers arrived with...
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From Vietnam's Battlefields to a Life of Faith and ServiceHeadline News
Randall O'Brien begins his Vietnam memoir in a familiar, poignant manner. "I was there. Sometimes I still am," he says early on in "Finding Me: A Vietnam Memoir." Thousands of Vietnam veterans say the same thing--the...
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Veterans to Gather in Tylertown for Special Celebration August 13thHeadline News
VETERANS, a special celebration and recognition service is planned for ALL VETERANS, past, present, and future in Walthall, Pike, Lawrence, and Marion Counties, and Washington Parish on Thursday night, August 13th at...
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Governor Reeves Announces $15 Million for Fifth Mississippi Outdoor Stewardship Trust Fund Grant CycleNews
Governor Tate Reeves today announced the launch of the fifth grant application cycle for the Mississippi Outdoor Stewardship Trust Fund (MOSTF), backed by $15 million appropriated during the 2026 Legislative Session....
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MSDH Confirms 5 Cases of Cyclosporiasis in MississippiNews
The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) has confirmed five reported cases of cyclosporiasis in the state from Public Health Districts 3 (the Delta), 5 (Central), 8 (Southern), and 9 (which includes the coastal...
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The Flower Nook Helps Pike County Celebrate Life's Special MomentsHeadline News
For more than three decades, The Flower Nook has helped people throughout McComb and Southwest Mississippi celebrate birthdays, weddings, anniversaries, new babies, holidays, and many of life’s other meaningful...
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A Journey to Learned and Gibbes Store for a Tasty Steak on a Paper PlateHeadline News
When it was proposed that a group of us make a restaurant field trip to H. D. Gibbes and Sons General Store in Learned, Mississippi, our friends the Weathersbys on Muddy Springs Road answered, "Sure, Weathersbys are up...
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McComb's Animal Kingdom Is a Must Destination for Animal LoversHeadline News
For many people, a pet store is simply a place to buy supplies, food, or a new animal to bring home. But at Animal Kingdom, located at 4164 Highway 51 South in McComb, Dustin Hoffman and his girlfriend, Kellie Rushing,...
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MSDH Confirms First Human Case of West Nile Virus for 2026News
The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) has confirmed Mississippi's first human case of West Nile virus (WNV) this year in Hancock County. West Nile virus is transmitted primarily through the bite of an...
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Buzy Beez Bookstore Is a Cozy Local Hub for Southwest Mississippi Book LoversHeadline News
In a tastefully renovated nineteenth century building on Robb Street in downtown Summit, the Buzy Beez Bookstore, a family owned and operated independent bookstore, has opened with a wide selection of well-curated and...
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Independence Day Is More Than Fireworks: Pike County Celebrates America's 250th BirthdayNews
This year on July 4th, America celebrates 250 years of independence, and this Fourth of July gives Pike County a chance to look toward that milestone with pride, gratitude, and community spirit. There is something...
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Railroad Avenue Coffee: Is Pike County's Best Coffee House in Osyka?Headline News
Railroad Avenue Coffee, a classy, casual, and cool coffee shop and community gathering place, is located at 116 West Railroad Avenue S., in downtown Osyka, facing the railroad track and Veterans Park and just south of...
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Gazette Cartoonist Ricky Nobile at WorkHeadline News
GAZETTE CARTOONIST WITH GAZETTE EDITOR--- GAZETTE Editor Dr. Luke Lampton visited with his favorite cartoonist Ricky Nobile recently, and even got Ricky to craft a drawing of him. Ricky has long provided beloved...