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City court official fired amid auditor’s probe
By TULLIA TAYLOR - Enterprise-Journal
Fri,02/20/15-5:09PM , 128 Reads
A day before McComb officials said they alerted the State Auditor’s office regarding “discrepancies” within the city’s court system, Police Chief Scott McKenzie terminated a municipal court clerk.
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City sees green in gray
By TULLIA TAYLOR - Enterprise-Journal
Thu,02/19/15-4:51PM , 98 Reads
McComb is a great spot for retirees. Mayor Whitney Rawlings and the Pike County Chamber of Commerce are trying to make that message official through recertification with the Mississippi Development Authority.
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- From left, Seth Karas, Jennifer Temple and Marty Thweatt rehearse a scene from ‘Leading Ladies.’
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PCLT’s ‘Leading Ladies’ takes stage tonight
By TULLIA TAYLOR - Enterprise-Journal
Thu,02/19/15-4:50PM , 93 Reads
Shakespearean actors, mistaken identity, a large inheritance, role reversal — Pike County Little Theatre’s “Leading Ladies” is sure to be an uproarious farce.

PCLT’s newest offering is opening tonight and plays nightly at 7:30 through Saturday, with a 2:30 matinee Sunday. The show will take place in the Depot Theatre at 206 State St.
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- Honorees are, from left, Ray Etheridge, Greg Tate, Shirley Kitchen, Netta Sutton, Shelia Wells, Brenda Pullen, Quin Parker, Pat Parker, Minnie Vaughn, Emma Porter, Ryan Adair and Essie Veal.
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Salvation Army honors volunteers
By TULLIA TAYLOR - Enterprise-Journal
Wed,02/18/15-5:59PM , 234 Reads
Southwest Mississippi Salvation Army volunteers are the backbone of the organization, commanding officer Lt. Trish Arguello said.
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