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- The Dallas Police color guard presents the colors before the photos of five fallen officers being remembered during an interfaith memorial service in Dallas.
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Area marches, vigils planned
By LAKEADRACOFFEYLCOFFEY@ENTERPRISE-JOURNAL.COM
Wed,07/13/16-4:43PM , 155 Reads
Vigils and marches are being organized in the area in response to recent shootings involving police in Minnesota, Baton Rouge and Tupelo, and last week’s slayings of five Dallas police officers, and Magnolia police are planning an event to help the department better connect with the community.
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- The Ray Charles Johnson family home was destroyed by fire on July 7. Two locations are serving as dropoff points for donations to the family.
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Progress fire leaves family homeless
By LAKEADRACOFFEYLCOFFEY@ENTERPRISE-JOURNAL.COM
Wed,07/13/16-4:29PM , 571 Reads
A Pike County family is seeking help after a home was destroyed by fire.

Ray Charles Johnson’s Pumping Station Road home was destroyed July 7, said his cousin, Smiley Brooks.

Progress Volunteer Fire Chief Barry McKenzie said house was engulfed in flames when firefighters arrived.
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Prayer for a car burglar
By LAKEADRACOFFEYLCOFFEY@ENTERPRISE-JOURNAL.COM
Wed,07/13/16-3:50PM , 118 Reads
This is the story of how a crime reporter became a crime victim.

As the police reporter for the Enterprise-Journal, I rarely report the story of the victim, but always the criminal. I give the backstory of the crime to help readers understand what happened.
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- Shan McComb, who owns the Munchies snack stand on Summit Street will give away six bicycles on Friday.
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Women giving back to Burglund
By LAKEADRACOFFEYLCOFFEY@ENTERPRISE-JOURNAL.COM
Tue,07/12/16-3:29PM , 161 Reads
A group of women with ties to the area are giving back to the Burglund community by giving bicycles to children.

Shan McComb, Tammy Patterson and Kim Gayden Mcnaire give away bikes for children ages 5-16 at 4 p.m. Friday at Munchies, McComb’s carry-out restaurant and treat stand located at 802 Summit St.
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