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MGCCC showcase introduces women to skilled trades

Jayla Jones • July 23, 2026

Demand for skilled workers continues to grow as manufacturing, construction and related industries expand across Mississippi and the Gulf Coast.

Pearl River County petition could trigger liquor referendum

Alexa Hatten • July 22, 2026

The last countywide liquor referendum was held in November 2006, when voters rejected allowing liquor sales.

D’Iberville invests in infrastructure as population growth leads Mississippi Gulf Coast

Justin Glowacki • July 21, 2026

As the city grows, officials say they are investing in roads, utilities and waterfront improvements to support continued development.

Lumberton businesses move forward after city finalizes liquor regulations

JC Roberts • July 20, 2026

After learning the city was moving toward allowing alcohol sales, Fernandez said the opportunity gave the couple a chance to pursue a business in their new hometown.

Lucedale secures funding for infrastructure projects

Jayla Jones • July 20, 2026

Lucedale Mayor Al Jones said population growth prompted the city to seek state funding for infrastructure projects.

Glendale to gain membership-based primary care clinic

Jaydon Koss • July 18, 2026

Magnolia Sage Direct Primary Care will open its third clinic at 1716 Evelyn Gandy Parkway, Suite 10, in Glendale.

Petition seeks Greene County vote on retail liquor sales

Sami Jordan • July 13, 2026

Organizers began collecting signatures in early June and hope to gather the 1,500 signatures needed to qualify the measure for a vote in November.

Pearl River County plans $3.9M emergency operations center

Alexa Hatten • July 10, 2026

The approximately $3.9 million project would replace the county's current Emergency Operations Center, which operates out of the former National Guard Armory at the intersection of highways 11 and 26 in Poplarville.