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Ezell: 236 years of standing watch: Honoring the Coast Guard’s past and investing in their future

Below is an opinion column by Mike Ezell: From Biloxi to Gulfport to Pascagoula, Mississippi has helped write the Coast . . .

For many high school and college athletes, the first outdoor practices of the school year coincide with some of the hottest days of the calendar year. (Photo courtesy of AdobeStock)

Keep student-athletes safe from heat, head injuries

JACKSON — The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) urges school officials, students and parents to be mindful of preventable . . .

Making puppets at CARE summer camp

Nancy Opalko, a puppeteer from Oxford, taught a puppet workshop as part of the summer camp series at CARE’s Charleston . . .

Kelley Williams spoke to the Greenville Rotary Club on Thursday.

Williams asks who will be the new "Lanterns on the Levee" of a possible river catastrophe

Kelley Williams told Greenville Rotary Club members that longer, more destructive flooding inside the Mississippi River levees from Greenville to . . .

Charleston woman dies after SUV rollover

A Charleston woman died Monday afternoon of injuries sustained in a one-vehicle rollover on Highway 35 south of the city . . .

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Beware phone scam attempt, says sheriff
By CLAY MCFERRIN - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,08/06/26-4:30PM , 478 Reads
Bad actors are at it again, calling local residents while pretending to be affiliated with law enforcement and telling them they owe money for fines or other penalties, but Tallahatchie County Sheriff Jimmy Fly warns that it is all just a scam.
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Thomas speaks to Rotarians
Thu,08/06/26-2:42PM , 333 Reads
Kenshunda Thomas, right, Mississippi director and mentor for the Exquisite Pearls of Excellence, was the guest speaker for the Charleston Rotary Club on July 29. Thomas shared information about the Exquisite Pearls organization and how they impact the lives of young ladies in Charleston.
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Friedeman: Mentor
By MATT FRIEDEMAN - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Thu,08/06/26-3:04PM , 113 Reads 1,803 Statewide
Below is a religion column by Matt Friedeman:

There can be no greater life than one spent in helping people encounter Christ and establish a life of faithfulness to Him, so they can then multiply the Kingdom by investing in others.
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Bless Your Heart
By CONNIE BUNCH
Thu,08/06/26-12:17PM , 100 Reads
You probably taught your children this very early. . .
“Be still!”
Or “Wait!”
Or “Stop!”
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Girls attend the sixth annual Girls’ Empowerment Summer Retreat (Photo submitted by Norma Jean Bradford)

Sixth annual retreat teaches girls to navigate life experiences

CASCILLA — The sixth annual Girls’ Empowerment Summer Retreat was held here over a two-day period, June 24-25. Over the two-day period, 14 girls attended.