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Osyka man dies after vehicle wreck
By BARRETT WELCH - Enterprise-Journal
Thu,04/26/12-4:40PM , 538 Reads
An Osyka man died Wednesday after a Tuesday evening one-car wreck on Charlie Rhodus Road.

Hinds County Coroner Sharon Grisham-Stewart pronounced Justin Brown, 22, of West Railroad Avenue dead at 5:32 p.m. Wednesday at University Medical Center in Jackson.
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Holliday Cleaners getting new owner
By BARRETT WELCH - Enterprise-Journal
Thu,04/26/12-4:40PM , 279 Reads
On March 1, a business that has been in operation for nearly 60 years entered a transitional period when Holliday Cleaners owner Britt Holliday sold the business to Rusty Yates.

Yates is the owner of the Brookhaven-based Quality Cleaners chain.
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North Pike students place in top 20 in Financial Literacy Challenge
By BARRETT WELCH - Enterprise-Journal
Fri,04/20/12-4:06PM , 504 Reads
In early March, a flier appeared in North Pike Middle School teacher Allison Wally’s mailbox. It wasn’t flashy, and it advertised a competition — the Mississippi Financial Literacy Challenge — that the school had never entered.
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- Receiving scholarships are, from left, front row, Ka’Nissa Walker, Jasmin Johnson, Ka’Nesha Matthews, Erin Allen, Taylor Green, Sukhjeavan Kaur, Mary Linda Remley and Molly Adams; back row, Caitlyn Smith, Toi Bates, Quashunda Nathaniel, Charlis Butler, Uriel Medina-Espino, Donovan James, Alex Faulk, Landon Mabile, Laken Rimes, Olivia Haskins, Jordan Reynolds, Ryan Daniels, Bailee Warren and Shelby Cook.
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A salute to local scholars
By BARRETT WELCH - Enterprise-Journal
Tue,04/17/12-4:01PM , 166 Reads
The Pike County Chamber of Commerce recognized 138 Mississippi Scholars and awarded 21 scholarships at a banquet Monday evening at First Baptist Church in Summit.

The Mississippi Scholars program is a creation of the Mississippi Economic Council, and it’s run by the Public Education Forum of Mississippi.
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