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- From left, Carol Anne Graves, Barbara Simmons and Rebecca Greer are seen at Debec’s/Sew Be It.
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Debec’s/Sew Be It offers personal touch to gifts
By TULLIA TAYLOR - Enterprise-Journal
Wed,12/10/14-4:52PM , 100 Reads
Debec’s/Sew Be It likes to add that personal touch. The gift boutique can help find the perfect gifts, along with plenty of personalization options.

The shop, located at 529 Delaware Ave., McComb, offers jewelry, candles, pottery, apparel, purses, children’s gifts, baby items and much more.
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Pre-K coming to S.P. schools
By TULLIA TAYLOR - Enterprise-Journal
Sun,12/07/14-4:43AM , 125 Reads
Pre-kindergarten classes are to coming to the South Pike School District, hopefully equipping at-risk children with the tools to succeed in ensuing grades.
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- McComb firefighters battle a fully involved house fire that broke out at the corner of Desoto Avenue and Warren Street in the Burglund neighborhood on Wednesday night.
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Station needed
By TULLIA TAYLOR - Enterprise-Journal
Thu,12/04/14-4:39PM , 112 Reads
A fire at 601 Warren St. in Burglund Wednesday night highlighted the need for a new east McComb fire station to replace the condemned Fire Station No. 3.

The fire came a day after Mayor Whitney Rawlings said at a city board work session that he wants to scrap plans for a new station due to a high price tag.
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Gateway plan reviewed
By TULLIA TAYLOR - Enterprise-Journal
Wed,12/03/14-4:53PM , 80 Reads
McComb’s mayor and board of selectmen want a few clarifications regarding an interlocal agreement with Pike County supervisors for the new Gateway Industrial Park.
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