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Power restored to Liberty, Gloster; Amite bridges passable
By RANDY HAMMONS - Enterprise-Journal
Fri,08/31/12-1:00PM , 86 Reads
Amite County officials say water has receded from around four bridges that were under water Thursday as a result of Hurricane Isaac’s rampage.

Amite County Emergency Management Director Sam Walsh said bridges on Mary Wall, Old 24 Compromise, Lower Liberty-Gloster and Smiley Honea roads were all flooded Thursday.
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- Greg Berthaut ties up his boat at his home on the banks of Magee's Creek in Tylertown Thursday. Berthaut said he and his family moved their livestock and belongings to higher ground, and the interior of the home been spared from flooding. At least two other homes in the area, as well as Holmes Water Park, also flooded along Magee's Creek.
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Walthall County sees flooding
By RANDY HAMMONS - Enterprise-Journal
Thu,08/30/12-5:02PM , 73 Reads
Four bridges in Amite County were underwater as of 2:30 p.m. Thursday as a result of Tropical Storm Isaac’s rampage, according to county emergency management director Sam Walsh.
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Power companies handle outages as Isaac rolls in
By RANDY HAMMONS - Enterprise-Journal
Thu,08/30/12-1:00PM , 65 Reads
Scattered power outages popped up early Wednesday afternoon as fast as Entergy Customer Service Director Jim Hedges could respond to them.

As sustained winds and rain picked up Wednesday from Tropical Storm Isaac, Hedges reported 2,000 outages in the surrounding area.
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Tree trimmers brace for busy week
By RANDY HAMMONS - Enterprise-Journal
Wed,08/29/12-1:00PM , 80 Reads
Greenwood’s Don Rowe is in familiar digs in anticipation of Hurricane Isaac.

Rowe and eight others were awaiting Isaac’s landfall Tuesday at Percy Quin State Park’s Group Camp. The crew is assigned to clear trees from roadways and cut back branches — crucial work during hurricane recovery.
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