A Hattiesburg woman is taking action to support her community by launching a grassroots effort to fight food insecurity, one box at a time.
Randi Gardner, a member of The United House of Prayer for All...
The Hattiesburg Alliance for Public Art is extending an open call for artists to submit original designs for Phase Four of the Hattiesburg Utility Box Series, a growing public art initiative aimed at bringing...
Downtown Hattiesburg’s Lucky Rabbit has become a favorite weekend spot for University of Southern Mississippi students. Known for its changing seasonal exhibits and unique collections, the store offers...
7Brew, one of the fastest growing coffee shops in the nation, opened their first Hattiesburg location on September 15. Located on US-98 near Hobby Lobby in West Hattiesburg, the coffee shop is known for...
More than a century after it first opened, the historic Eureka School in Hattiesburg is working toward a new future as a museum while continuing to honor its past.
Built in 1921, Eureka was one of the...
A local environmental group is turning trash into treasure, literally. Kick Glass H-Burg, a grassroots recycling initiative, is not only repurposing discarded glass bottles but also spearheading a broader...
Thousands of people across the country live without access to healthcare, a burden that affects not just physical well-being, but mental health and the ability to sustain employment. Right here in Hattiesburg,...
Claire’s LLC, the jewelry and accessories chain popular with teens and young adults, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in early August. Despite the national filing, the Hattiesburg and Laurel locations...
In August, new requirements for student visas were put in place to vet potential students’ social media for suspicious activities, including political activism, which can be perceived as terrorism. The...
After President Donald Trump’s DEI ban was proposed this year, LGBTQ residents are left in uncertainty for their rights, safe spaces and personal integrity. Earlier this year, The PRISM Resource Center,...
A new 11 p.m. curfew for minors in Hattiesburg, passed on July 9, has sparked a citywide conversation about more than just safety. It has raised pressing questions about what local youth truly need to...
A downtown Hattiesburg restaurant group, Front Street Eats, is hoping to make dining out a little easier for college students by rolling out weekly discounts tied to student IDs.
“We decided to start...
