Stone County Enterprise

01/05/2026

Come on Stone County, lets win this! I know we have some very talented artist out there.

01/05/2026

🚧💦 Water Service Interruption Notice 💦🚧

Please be advised that water service will be temporarily turned off for a necessary repair on Wednesday, January 7th, for the highlighted roads on the attached map.

We appreciate your patience and understanding while this work is completed. Thank you!

01/05/2026

The Stone County School District named Chelci Lee its Parent of the Year.

01/05/2026

The Stone County School District named Perkinston Elementary School special education teacher Brandy Smith its Teacher of the Year.

01/05/2026

The Stone County School District named Stone Middle School Principal Alison Tice its 2025 Administrator of the Year.

01/05/2026

01/05/2026

By now, you’ve probably noticed something.

The businesses people talk about most aren’t always the newest ones. They’re not always the loudest ones either.

They’re the ones people recognize.

When I watch how folks move through town, there’s a pattern that shows up again and again. They don’t decide all at once. They remember first.

They remember a name they’ve seen in the paper before.
They remember a post they’ve scrolled past a few times.
They remember a sign they’ve driven by on the way to work.

That recognition didn’t come from one big push. It came from showing up steadily.

Most of the businesses that stay top of mind here do a few quiet things well. They run ads regularly instead of only when business slows. They think in seasons instead of weeks. They let people get used to seeing them.

A weekly placement becomes familiar.
A seasonal message feels dependable.
A consistent presence starts to feel like part of the town itself.

This is where a lot of one-time advertising efforts fall short. They ask people to notice, remember, and act all at once. That’s not how most of us move through the world, especially not when we’re busy, tired, or just trying to get through the week.

Consistency does the work for you.

It lets your name settle into people’s minds without pressure. It gives them time to connect the dots. By the time they need what you offer, the decision feels easy because you already feel known.

That’s what steady visibility does. It turns a business into a reference point instead of a question mark.

Next week, we’ll talk about moments when it does make sense to step into bigger visibility, and how to know when the moment actually calls for it.

If you’re curious what consistency could look like for your business, reach out. We can map a steady presence that fits your pace and your goals.

- Sundee

01/03/2026

January 2025

01/02/2026

Caring and Sharing began with a simple belief: no one in Stone County should go without a home-cooked meal on Christmas.

01/02/2026