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- Taureen Tillman, left, and Janet Stewart get ready for more aquatic activities in the swimming pool. (Photo by Matt Williamson. Copyright 2025, Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.)
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50 years of Camp Sunshine
By MATT WILLIAMSON - Managing Editor
Sat,07/12/25-6:30PM , 5,331 Reads
Camp Sunshine celebrated its 50th year this week at Percy Quin State Park, where campers and counselors had fun and made memories in the hot July heat while surrounded by Christmas decorations as this year’s camp had a holiday theme.
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- Pictured are, from left, chamber director Catherine Sanders, Jake Holloway, Mary Ann Ashley, Keith Cline, Crystal Hollins, Roger Graves, Isabella Davis, Vicky Deere, Ashley Davis, Lorelai Davis, Barney Albritton, Andre Davis, Jennifer Wallace, Jeanna Stogner and Clifton Van Cleave. (Photo by Matt Williamson. Copyright 2025, Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.)
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Dinner Bell gets ringing endorsement
By MATT WILLIAMSON - Managing Editor
Sat,07/12/25-2:00PM , 2,262 Reads
The Dinner Bell in McComb has a reputation that spans the globe thanks in part to publications raving over its renowned dishes like fried eggplant served on its trademark lazy Susan tables, but owner Andrew Davis said there’s another element that makes the place so special.
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- Baylor Daniels decorates her cupcake. (Photo by Matt Williamson. Copyright 2025, Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.)
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Piece of cake
By MATT WILLIAMSON - Managing Editor
Fri,07/11/25-7:00PM , 2,277 Reads
Carkeydra Jackson of Bundtiful Cakery in McComb taught girls how to decorate cupcakes in a cake decorating class she hosted Wednesday at the Martin Luther King Center in McComb.

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- A juvenile alligator swims in duckweed in Armond Bayou in Pasadena, Texas. (Photo by Matt Williamson. Copyright 2025, Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.)
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Even Houston has its wildlands
By MATT WILLIAMSON - Managing Editor
Fri,07/11/25-5:47PM , 9,173 Reads
In the exurbs of the fourth-largest city in the U.S., nestled not far away from an endless landscape of urban development petrochemical operations, stands more than 3,000 acres of undeveloped land that offers an ecological time capsule of the way the land looked before the influence of man.
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