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Isabella Clark, the McComb Mayor’s Youth Council’s vice president and a junior at McComb High School, discusses vaping at Tuesday’s city board meeting.

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Student has anti-vape message
By JOSH TROY - STAFF WRITER
Sat,05/14/22-10:47AM, 1,958 Reads
A member of the McComb Mayor’s Youth Council gave a presentation to the ity board on the dangers of vaping and asked for the city’s support of an anti-vaping program on Tuesday.
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Mayor Quordiniah Lockley awaits ballot results Tuesday night at city hall. (Matt Williamson | Enterprise-Journal)

Victors thankful for votes, focus on general election
By JOSH TROY - STAFF WRITER
Wed,05/18/22-9:51AM, 659 Reads
Two Democratic primary runoff winners in McComb’s municipal elections expressed their appreciation to voters after ballots were tallied Tuesday night.
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Dog Eat Doug for May 16, 2022
By COMIC - DOG EAT DOUG
Mon,05/16/22-2:10AM, 65 Reads
Comic By: Brian Anderson

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Supervisors to hear bond proposals
By MATT WILLIAMSON - MANAGING EDITOR
Tue,05/17/22-8:30AM, 260 Reads
Financing repaid with revenues from use taxes coming from internet sales could be used to pay for a range of big-ticket items, including road repairs and a juvenile detention facility, and a law firm wants to meet with Pike County supervisors to discuss the possibilities.
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