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- Firefighters and police officers stand by at the scene of the collapse of Kramer Roof on Sunday.
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Downtown McComb landmark topples
By LAKEADRA COFFEY - Enterprise-Journal
Mon,07/24/17-6:22PM , 619 Reads
Members of the Agape Worship Center were praying on the top floor of Kramer Roof Sunday afternoon. A little while later, Jubilee Performing Arts Center students met before going to an awards ceremony in Jackson, where the school’s choir had been nominated for an honor.
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Opening delayed for proposed Pike charter school
By LAKEADRA COFFEY - Enterprise-Journal
Mon,07/24/17-5:40PM , 230 Reads
A Magnolia charter school that had been looking at an August opening has been delayed for up to two years.
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- Chakka Hill is pictured outside her new business, Unwine and Create on State Street in McComb. The business allows artists — both accomplished and amateurs — to enjoy a beverage as they paint.
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Business pairs wine with art
By LAKEADRA COFFEY - Enterprise-Journal
Mon,07/17/17-2:25PM , 251 Reads
A McComb woman is honoring her husband’s memory and ambitious drive by giving people a way to unwind — or “unwine” —from the day-to-day hustle and bustle and get their creative juices flowing.
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- Cast members include, from left, Robin Impson, Seth Karas, Ryan Temple, Jedidiah Benner (on floor), Bridget Regan and Jennifer Temple.
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Spelling, knee slapping fun in works for PCLT
By LAKEADRA COFFEY - Enterprise-Journal
Mon,07/17/17-2:19PM , 538 Reads
Anyone in the mood for a little comic relief should make plans to attend the Pike County Little Theatre’s summer performance of the “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.”

The play, directed by Marty Thweatt and Debbie Watkins, takes the audience on a journey as six quirky “kids” compete in a spelling bee.
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