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3rd city complaint filed
By JOSH TROY - STAFF WRITER
Thu,04/21/22-9:30AM , 1,034 Reads
A third “notice of claim” in eight months has been filed against the city of McComb, accusing two selectmen of creating a hostile and discriminatory work environment.
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- Traci Patterson Cook speaks to Geneva Patterson at the Arts 2 Health 2 Wellness event in Magnolia on Saturday. (Josh Troy | Enterprise-Journal)
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Arts promoted as tool for better mental health
By JOSH TROY - STAFF WRITER
Tue,04/19/22-9:04AM , 1,442 Reads
Art can be a storytelling mechanism for emotional healing, according to Traci Patterson Cook, who sponsored Arts 2 Health 2 Wellness at Magnolia City Hall Saturday.
“We can move from art to health to wellness, and so that’s what today is about,” she said.
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Hill: Landscaping should be done by city employees
By JOSH TROY - STAFF WRITER
Tue,04/19/22-8:58AM , 1,623 Reads
Selectman Donovan Hill suggested last week that McComb employees handle the city’s lawn maintenance and landscaping as an incentive for them to make more money.
The discussion came amid an agenda item During Tuesday’s work session to renew the contract with Little Dixie Yard Works of Tylertown for $2,700 a month.
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- Sen. Melanie Sojourner speaks to supporters at Southwest Mississippi Community College about how the effects of redistricting have presented her with an insurmountable re-election challenge in 2023. (Matt Williamson | Enterprise-Journal)
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Sojourner slams Hosemann, ponders next move
By JOSH TROY - STAFF WRITER
Sat,04/16/22-8:36AM , 2,238 Reads
Her chances of re-election next year all but shattered and her representation in Pike and Amite counties ending with her four-year term in 2024, Sen. Melanie Sojourner, R-Natchez, told supporters Thursday that Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann effectively killed her Senate career.
And she certainly tried to return the favor.
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