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McComb High School building safety questioned
By KAREN FREEMAN - Enterprise-Journal
Fri,08/16/13-4:14PM , 76 Reads
McComb High School has an exterior structural problem that needs immediate attention, and the McComb School District is moving fast with assessments from architectural engineers to make sure that students and personnel are in no danger.
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Time to send in entries for recipe edition
By KAREN FREEMAN - Enterprise-Journal
Mon,08/12/13-4:36PM , 71 Reads
Do you have a recipe that’s good enough to convince the judges it should be the winner in the 52nd annual Enterprise-Journal Recipe Edition?

If so, hurry and get those recipes ready and to the newspaper by Friday, Aug. 23.
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- Southwest Missisisppi Christian Outreach Ministries and the W.I.N.G.S. (Women in Need of God’s Shelter) honored volunteers and presented the Annabelle Nelson Volunteer Award to her family. Nelson, who died of cancer in 2011, was the group’s first volunteer. Shown at the reception on Monday are, seated, Nelson’s sister, Marie Tolbert; from left, second row, W.I.N.G.S. board president Jacob Ray, youth volunteer Nathaniel Gonsalves, Nelson’s sister, P. Elizabeth Jordan, and honorees Edna Varnado, Clem Jordan and Charles Ray; third row, honoree Susan Kraft, Nelson’s nephew Dante Tolbert, honoree Ken Spring and W.I.N.G.S. director Jean Spring.
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W.I.N.G.S. honors faithful group of volunteers
By KAREN FREEMAN - Enterprise-Journal
Tue,08/06/13-3:49PM , 151 Reads
Annabelle Nelson was a tireless volunteer for Women in Need of God’s Shelter (W.I.N.G.S.) and one who can never be replaced.

On Monday, W.I.N.G.S. director Jean Spring and the staff of Southwest Mississippi Christian Outreach Ministries honored Nelson by presenting her family with the first Annabelle Nelson Volunteer Award.
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- Dr. Cederick Ellis and his daughter Caira, facing camera, speak to Janice Isaac Gooden and Camita Dillon during a reception for Ellis Friday at McComb High School.
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Ellis: Take McComb to top
By KAREN FREEMAN - Enterprise-Journal
Sun,08/04/13-3:17AM , 104 Reads
McComb School District Superintendent Dr. Cederick Ellis Sr. is ready to roll up his sleeves and get to work making the district one of the best schools in the state — and a national example.

“When we build it, they will come,” from north, south, east and west to McComb, he said.
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