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Budget, attorney resignation on city agenda
By TIMOTHY WOERNER - Enterprise-Journal
Mon,09/08/08-11:00PM , 28 Reads
The City of McComb is expected to approve a budget for the upcoming fiscal year tonight and vote on accepting the resignation of City Attorney John H. “Bubber” White.

Tonight’s city board agenda also includes the proposed hiring of Rachael Wilson Michel as city attorney.
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- North Pike’s LaDerrick Turner is tackled by a Lawrence County defender Friday night at Summit. (Aaron Rhoads
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Lawrence County outruns North Pike passing attack
By TIMOTHY WOERNER - Enterprise-Journal
Sat,09/06/08-11:00PM , 152 Reads
LeRicky Jefferson had a dozen tackles and North Pike wide receivers shook off early drops to make some nice plays, but a slow start cost the Jaguars for a second straight game in a 49-13 loss to Lawrence County Friday.
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Salvation Army arrives in area to help in recovery
By TIMOTHY WOERNER - Enterprise-Journal
Thu,09/04/08-11:00PM , 209 Reads
Volunteers from Arkansas and Oklahoma are joining local Salvation Army leaders in McComb-based relief efforts following Hurricane Gustav, McComb Capt. Rick Boone said Thursday.

Relief efforts also are taking place in New Orleans and Baton Rouge, with additional pushes from the eastern and western edges of storm damage inward.
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- Contraflow traffic backs up along Interstate 55 near the Robb Street Bridge, in Summit, as thousands flee New Orleans and other parts of southeast Louisiana and head north Sunday morning.
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Storer clarifies city job cut methods
By TIMOTHY WOERNER - Enterprise-Journal
Sat,08/30/08-11:00PM , 129 Reads
Quordiniah Lockley, recently laid off as deputy public works director for the City of McComb, said he did not receive a performance evaluation prior to the city’s round of job cuts this month. City officials said that was not inconsistent with their position on the process.
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