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Board takes on code enforcement, subdivision rules after public meeting
By MATT WILLIAMSON - Managing Editor
Wed,07/16/25-8:00AM , 2,359 Reads
A Pike County supervisor acknowledged residents’ distaste for proposed zoning and comprehensive planning in unincorporated areas but said it’s time for the county to step up enforcement of current ordinances.
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College board pick stirs supervisors debate
By MATT WILLIAMSON - Managing Editor
Tue,07/15/25-6:03PM , 2,162 Reads
An expiring term on the Southwest Mississippi Community College Board of Trustees led to some debate about who should take the seat during Pike County supervisors’ meeting Tuesday.
Robert Vick’s term is ending, but no one from the county has asked him if he wants to continue serving.
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- An SUV is seen overturned on Highway 51 in Summit on Tuesday morning. (Photo by Matt Williamson. Copyright 2025, Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.)
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Wreck shuts down Highway 51 in Summit
By MATT WILLIAMSON - Managing Editor
Tue,07/15/25-11:34AM , 9,139 Reads
First responders were working to clear a two accidents on Highway 51 in Summit, including one involving an overturned SUV, late Tuesday morning.
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- Supervisor Jake Gazzo tells audience members he's opposed to placing any additional restrictions on property rights at a meeting regarding a proposed comprehensive plan for longterm development in unincorporated areas of Pike County Saturday at Southwest Mississippi Community College. (Photo by Matt Williamson. Copyright 2025, Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.)
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Property rights, unenforced regs dominate meeting about planning and zoning
By MATT WILLIAMSON - Managing Editor
Mon,07/14/25-10:48AM , 1,570 Reads
A meeting Saturday to open the discussion about planning for long-term development in Pike County turned into a forum about property rights, with some residents fearing government overreach and others saying their property is under threat because of unenforced regulations.
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