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Mims recaps 2022 session, hears feedback on health coverage
By JACK RYAN - Editor
Fri,07/01/22-9:29AM , 1,238 Reads
Sam Mims gave the McComb Rotary Club a strong accounting of the Mississippi Legislature’s activity this year.
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- Shaunta McDowell, left, received the McComb Rotary Club's Service Above Self award Tuesday night during a dinner at the Palace Theatre. The club chose McDowell for creating a non-profit organization that trains and encourages people to escape poverty. Pictured with her, from left, are Jim Hedges, Pat Brumfield and 2022-23 president Lawrence Giles, who were honored as Rotarians of the Year for their leadership roles in the club's annual radio auction, which set a record for contributions; and Beverly Johnson, who with Lucy Shell won Program of the Year for Dr. Ralph Brock's and Ralph Price's discussion of the Rotary Club's 90th anniversary.
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Service Above Self
By JACK RYAN - Editor
Fri,06/24/22-8:30AM , 1,661 Reads
Shaunta McDowell, left, received the McComb Rotary Club's Service Above Self award Tuesday night during a dinner at the Palace Theatre. The club chose McDowell for creating a non-profit organization that trains and encourages people to escape poverty.
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- Evelle Thomas-Dillon, left, recited the oath of office Tuesday for the McComb school board. Attorney Kashonda Day, center, administered the oath and Monique Gilmore held the Bible. (Jackd Ryan | Enterprise-Journal)
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Trustee takes office amid school board dispute
By JACK RYAN - Editor
Thu,05/12/22-8:43AM , 2,615 Reads
A new member of the McComb school board took the oath of office Tuesday despite a court effort to remove her from the board because she lives outside McComb.
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- Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics director Col. Steve Maxwell, left, is pictured with retired narcotics agent Ronnie Frazier and Maj. Billy Warner, the agency’s southern district commander. (Jack Ryan | Enterprise-Journal)
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MBN chief discusses evolving drug trade
By JACK RYAN - Editor
Fri,04/29/22-7:22AM , 2,296 Reads
The director of the Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics presented a grim picture Wednesday of “just how prolific the drug culture is in Mississippi.”
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