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Homes, businesses flooded in Amite, Wilkinson
By AMELIA CAMURATI - Enterprise-Journal
Sun,03/30/14-3:31AM , 90 Reads
Dozens of Wilkinson County residents found themselves in need of shelter after drenching rains from the thunderstorms that began Thursday night and continued into Friday morning flooded them out of their homes.
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City OKs design for new East McComb fire station
By AMELIA CAMURATI - Enterprise-Journal
Thu,03/27/14-3:44PM , 143 Reads
Fire Station No. 3, the only fire station in east McComb, is a step closer to being replaced.

McComb selectmen voted unanimously Tuesday to authorize a task order with Neel-Schaffer not to exceed $40,000 to design a replacement for Fire Station No. 3 on East Michigan Avenue.
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City scrubs work on street
By AMELIA CAMURATI - Enterprise-Journal
Wed,03/26/14-3:15PM , 139 Reads
Despite making promises last year to Pike County officials and residents to fix a highly traveled road, McComb officials voted Tuesday to remove Delaware Avenue Extension from a local paving project mostly funded by the state.
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Officials meet to push C Spire sign-ups
By AMELIA CAMURATI - Enterprise-Journal
Tue,03/25/14-3:20PM , 179 Reads
When C Spire chose nine finalist cities in Mississippi for its Fiber to the Home program, many towns sprung into action and recruited entire neighborhoods and towns of people.

Now, McComb Mayor Whitney Rawlings is determined for McComb to become the next finalist with a completed “fiberhood.”
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