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- Members of the South Pike High School JROTC, from left to right, first row, Chasity Wilson, Casey Cook, La'Quanda Magee, Mario Jennings, Reggie Martin, Shawn Williams, second row, LaRobert Scott, Joshua Joseph, Da'Sheca Brown, LaBrittany Davis, Jasmine Simmons, Regan Martin, third row, Cameron Klutz, DaMichael Baker, Johnessia Green, Nicolaus Andrew, Christopher Wilkinson, Jordan Pounds, fourth row, Desmonique Collins, Ramond Kidd, Enjoli Mayers, and James McKnight pose for a photo while in formation at South Pike High School in Magnolia on Thursday.
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JROTC helps cadets learn leadership
By RANDY HAMMONS - Enterprise-Journal
Fri,11/16/12-1:00PM , 50 Reads
To hear students describe it, they undergo subtle transformations in and out of the classroom.

Local JROTC cadets say not only do their behavior and grades drastically improve, their general outlook on life is better.

McComb and South Pike high schools both offer JROTC programs.
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- Kentwood running back Leslie Collins, on the left, recieves the handoff from quarterback Tavarious Battist during practice at Kentwood High School in Kentwood, La., on Tuesday.
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Kentwood hosts Country Day in round 2
By RANDY HAMMONS - Enterprise-Journal
Thu,11/15/12-1:00PM , 62 Reads
KENTWOOD, La. — Kentwood High School football coach David Currier said Country Day offers some major challenges that his Kangaroos haven’t experienced this season.
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N. Pike readies for health fair
By RANDY HAMMONS - Enterprise-Journal
Tue,11/13/12-1:00PM , 30 Reads
Fairs and healthy living normally aren’t synonymous, but North Pike Middle School officials have a unique idea to bridge the gap between the two.
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PA returns starting 5, has high hopes for ‘12
By RANDY HAMMONS - Enterprise-Journal
Tue,11/13/12-1:00PM , 57 Reads
After eight years as an assistant, Chris Weaver takes over the reins of the Parklane Academy boys’ basketball program.

A 1987 Parklane graduate, Weaver inherits five returning starters and a bench with plenty of depth.
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