Officials: Vaccine may be mandated by employer
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State educators: More parents switch to home schooling
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Swan Song: Remembering Ray Perkins
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SCRMC changes visiting guidelines
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HHS football coach looks back at season
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State health officer urges people to avoid all social gatherings
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Hattiesburg Art Council holds local artist event
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Hall era to begin at Southern Miss
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Jones College: Ray Perkins has died
(The following press release and photo were submitted from Jones College.) ELLISVILLE – Former Jones College head football coach Ray Perkins died at his home in Northport, Alabama, Wednesday morning (December 9). He had just turned 79, having had a birthday on December 6. Perkins was the head coach of the Bobcats in 2012-13, compiling a 15-5 record. In 2013, he was named the MACJC South Coach of the Year, leading JCJC to its first MACJC South Division title since 2001 and its
PSC penalizing Asia Pacific Networks on no-call violations
(The following press release was submitted to FOX23 from the Mississippi Public Service Commission - Southern District.) (JACKSON, MS) – Today, Chairman Dane Maxwell of the Mississippi Public Service Commission announced penalties to be assessed to another company in violation of the Mississippi No Call Law. The following company has been charged by the PSC for various violations: Asia Pacific Networks, Inc. “Robocalls are something we fight everyday here at the PSC,” Chairma
