Copiah-Lincoln Community College recently announced the names of 767 students on the Spring 2026 semester honor roll. Of this number, there are 198 on the President’s List, 252 on the Vice President’s ...

The Rotary Club of Brookhaven recently hosted its annual steak dinner fundraiser at Mitchell’s Catering.

Scouts from Troop 1248G worked with volunteers from the Brookhaven Moose Family Center recently on a chicken leg quarter meal fundraiser to help pay for all the girls to attend summer camp. The ...

Two Copiah-Lincoln Community College softball athletes have earned one of the most prestig-ious honors in softball — the Rawlings Gold Glove Award. Freshman softball player Annaston Poole, of ...

Castles owner Cathy Oldham prepares to cut the red ribbon on the 35th anniversary of opening her store in Brookhaven.

You asked: Will a new law go into effect this year making speeding a felony in Mississippi? A: No. Speeding is not now a felony, nor is there an approved law that will make it a felony. Over the ...

Carson Temple, of Brookhaven, recently presented at the Mississippi State University Under-graduate Research Symposium. A biological sciences sophomore, Temple presented “Relation Between Emotional ...

The Local Collective celebrated its rebranding with a ribbon cutting Friday. Owned by Principal Broker Chris Wolff and Managing Broker Sabrina Wolff, the real estate brokerage is a statewide business ...

The MWM Duct Services 8U and 12U softball teams have won their respective championships in the Brookhaven Parks and Recreation 2026 season. The 8U team is: Brayleigh Malone, Bentlie Smith, Emerie ...

A Bogue Chitto woman was killed Tuesday in a single-vehicle wreck on Apple Trail SW in Lincoln County. A 2006 Subaru Outback was traveling south on Apple Trail between Auburn Drive and Springfield ...

Seven members of the Wesson Cobra All-Superior band recently signed scholarships to further their band careers at the next level. Tate Brister signed a scholarship with Co-Lin’s Blue Wave Show Band to ...

Two Lincoln County students each received a $500 scholarship from the Mississippi Association of Supervisors. Brady Durr and Amelia Thornton were presented with certificates and checks at the May 18 ...