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- Virginia Zeigler, treasurer of the Pike County Friends of the Library, serves punch to Pike County Supervisor Justin Loftin as McComb Selectman Matt Codding tries a finger sandwich during a reception Wednesday celebrating the 100th anniversary of the library in McComb. (Photo by David Money. Copyright 2025, Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.)
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Library holds centennial celebration
By DAVID MONEY - News Editor
Thu,05/08/25-8:53AM , 1,623 Reads
A series of speakers Wednesday had only kind words for the past and hope for the future of the Mattie Rials Memorial Library during the 100th anniversary celebration of the library’s operations in McComb.
Pike County Supervisor Justin Loftin recalled the role the library played in his mother’s life.
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Mother vents over son's 2019 murder case
By DAVID MONEY - News Editor
Thu,05/08/25-8:38AM , 7,330 Reads
Angered by what she called having doors slammed in her face, the mother of a man killed in a 2019 shooting expressed her frustration to McComb officials Tuesday over trying to get answers about her son’s case.
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- From left, Jerry White and John White of Amite County, and Gwen Robinson, Jackie Robinson and Shanna Sparkman, all of McComb, walk early Saturday morning to commemorate the Freedom Riders, who came to McComb in 1961 protesting segregated interstate bus travel and bus terminals. (Photo by David Money. Copyright 2025, Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.)
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NAACP officials march to commemorate Freedom Riders
By DAVID MONEY - STAFF WRITER
Wed,05/07/25-9:30AM , 1,782 Reads
Members of the McComb NAACP held a short anniversary walk on Saturday to commemorate the Freedom Riders’ May 1961 challenge to the segregation in interstate bus travel and in bus terminals.
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- Cindy Newman holds a platter with elephant-ear plant design that she created using the handbuilding pottery technique that doesn’t involve a pottery wheel. (Photo by David Money. Copyright 2025, Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.)
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Featured Artist: Cindy Newman finds peace in pottery
By DAVID MONEY - Enterprise-Journal
Mon,05/05/25-7:10AM , 1,904 Reads
When it comes to creating art, Amite County resident Cindy Newman draws from nature to create practical pieces of pottery.
“I love doing anything nature-related,” Newman said while sitting in Amazing Flowers and Gifts in Summit, where some of her pieces are on display.
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