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- A metal canopy partially covers the train display at the McComb Railroad Depot Museum. A project partially funded by the MDOT to extend the canopy may be put on hold.
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Impasse costing area
By AMELIA CAMURATI - Enterprise-Journal
Thu,07/17/14-3:33PM , 209 Reads
The impasse over federal transportation funds could mean that some major construction projects about to break ground around McComb could be paused or even canceled due to a shortfall in Mississippi Department of Transportation funding.
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Raises trump streets
By AMELIA CAMURATI - Enterprise-Journal
Wed,07/16/14-3:33PM , 180 Reads
Preliminary budget figures show pay raises for McComb city employees and elected officials may eat into funding dedicated to street repair.

McComb selectmen got a first look Tuesday at the proposed $11.2 million budget for the city for fiscal year 2014-15.
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- McComb 11-year-old National All-Stars came in second in the state Monday after a loss to Laurel-Jones County. Pictured are, from left, front row, Andrew Durr, JP Johnson and Cade Rush; second row, Carson Simmons, Hollis Turnage, Reid Smith, Canden Grantham and Jaylen Bates; third row, Ar’trell Coney, ‘PooMan’ Felder, Josh Henderson and Kody Jenkins; fourth row, coaches Ray Henderson, Myles Grantham and Kipp Jenkins.
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McComb 11’s take second
By AMELIA CAMURATI - Enterprise-Journal
Tue,07/15/14-6:08PM , 237 Reads
The McComb 11-year-old National League All-Stars fell short of a state championship title on Monday with a second loss to the Laurel-Jones County American League All-Stars.
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S. Pike eyes firm to provide meals
By AMELIA CAMURATI - Enterprise-Journal
Mon,07/14/14-1:00PM , 146 Reads
An international company with majority ownership by former NBA superstar Earvin “Magic” Johnson wants to contract with South Pike School District and take over the food services.
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