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The Enterprise-Journal covers local, national and international news six days a week and is the largest newspaper serving the market located in the important economic corridor between Baton Rouge and Jackson. Our circulation area encompasses Pike and Amite counties, plus parts of Walthall, Lincoln, Lawrence, Wilkinson and Franklin counties in southwest Mississippi and Tangipahoa Parish in neighbor

ing Louisiana. If you have a story you think we should know, send us an email at [email protected] or call one of our staff reporters at (601) 684-2421. Callers may remain anonymous.
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A spider lily blooms in Summit.
09/16/2025

A spider lily blooms in Summit.

It's too late for Pike County to alter its upcoming budget, a former supervisor and county administrator told officials ...
09/15/2025

It's too late for Pike County to alter its upcoming budget, a former supervisor and county administrator told officials on Monday.

Magnolia Mayor Marvin Brumfield visited Pike County Supervisors on Monday and gave an update on some of the improvements...
09/15/2025

Magnolia Mayor Marvin Brumfield visited Pike County Supervisors on Monday and gave an update on some of the improvements he's working on since taking office in July.

Standing in a hallway of the Pike County Courthouse, Tax Collector Angela Gardner Washington said the footsteps coming f...
09/15/2025

Standing in a hallway of the Pike County Courthouse, Tax Collector Angela Gardner Washington said the footsteps coming from the upstairs courtroom were at times so loud it sounded like somebody was about to fall through the ceiling. It turns out that was a good assumption.

Honorable mentions for the week include Parklane's Davis Carruth, Amite County's Keegan Handy and Tylertown's Anthony Ma...
09/15/2025

Honorable mentions for the week include Parklane's Davis Carruth, Amite County's Keegan Handy and Tylertown's Anthony Magee.

The supervisors also approved a non-refundable activation fee for garbage pickup service that would be equal to three bi...
09/15/2025

The supervisors also approved a non-refundable activation fee for garbage pickup service that would be equal to three bills — $48, effective Oct. 1.

Property at 2007 Lazy Creek Drive has been unkempt for more than a year. Pike County officials have been monitoring it a...
09/15/2025

Property at 2007 Lazy Creek Drive has been unkempt for more than a year. Pike County officials have been monitoring it and have sent two letters to the owner.

In this week’s edition, we take a look at Jameer Lewis' big game against Appalachian State, what Davion Taylor did in th...
09/15/2025

In this week’s edition, we take a look at Jameer Lewis' big game against Appalachian State, what Davion Taylor did in the CFL and more:

Boy, has air travel changed over the years: some for the better, some for the worse — and some for the plain ridiculous.
09/14/2025

Boy, has air travel changed over the years: some for the better, some for the worse — and some for the plain ridiculous.

Law enforcement officers rarely get praised for the many little things they do, like retrieving iPads, and this is one w...
09/13/2025

Law enforcement officers rarely get praised for the many little things they do, like retrieving iPads, and this is one way to thank them for their work.

I recently ran into an unfamiliar face in town who charged into conversation. “I remember you. You used to walk.”
09/13/2025

I recently ran into an unfamiliar face in town who charged into conversation. “I remember you. You used to walk.”

The first resurfacing of Delaware Avenue in 21 years is giving motorists a much improved ride on McComb's busiest street...
09/13/2025

The first resurfacing of Delaware Avenue in 21 years is giving motorists a much improved ride on McComb's busiest street.

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