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City board to vote on airport hangar loan next week
By JOSH TROY - STAFF WRITER
Thu,06/09/22-8:45AM , 888 Reads
The McComb-Pike County Airport could be closer to building 10 new hangars.
Garrett Smith of Neel-Schaffer Engineering told McComb officials Tuesday that the city board must accept an application for a $200,000 loan from the Mississippi Development Authority in order for the work to begin.
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Amite closes 1 bridge, OKs bid on another
By JOSH TROY - STAFF WRITER
Tue,06/07/22-8:46AM , 1,214 Reads
Issues involving bridges on two different roads in Liberty highlighted discussion at Monday’s Amite County Board of Supervisors meeting.
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- Organizers of the 3-on-3 hoop basketball jamboree are in front of the Mississippi National Guard Armory. Front from left are McComb girls basketball coach Myesha Wynne James, Torrium Brown, Mayor Quordiniah Lockley, Ronnie Seals, William “Bam” Quin, Rev. Gregory Partman, Thaxter Pittman and Pastor Gary Brumfield; back, Pike County District 1 Supervisor Tazwell Bowsky, Angela Harvey, Pastor Robert Dobbs, Karvanaugh Harris, Coach Roy Lee, Scenic Rivers Development Alliance director Joseph Parker and McComb Police Chief Garland Ward.
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Together for hoops
By JOSH TROY - Staff
Sat,06/04/22-6:00AM , 7,797 Reads
William “Bam” Quin started his 3-on-3 basketball hoop jamboree on Summit Street back in 1996 as a way of helping children stay on the right path, but this year’s event on July 2 will have an extra focus on crime and bringing the community together.
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- Alex Miller, the McComb Exchange Club’s Deputy of the Year, introduced his family to club members as he spoke and received his honor.
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Miller is Deputy of Year
By JOSH TROY - Staff
Fri,06/03/22-6:00AM , 2,390 Reads
Alex Miller came home to take care of his sick mother after living in Kansas City, Mo., and was hired as a corrections officer at the Pike County Jail in 2015.
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