Closeenterprise-journal.comAdd Your Two Cents!McComb, Mississippiwww.enterprise-journal.comPhone:  601-684-2421Saturday, November 12, 2016Welcome to the site! Login or Signup below.Login|SignupNot you?|My Account|RegisterLogout|My AccountThe call of duty“The men who served on this ship were ordinary young men deeply involved in extraordinary circumstances. They made history on a daily basis. They faced an enemy that was not afraidarticlenewspauseRecent HeadlinesThe call of duty“The men who served on this ship were ordinary young men deeply involved in extraordinary circumstances. They made history on a daily basis. They faced an enemy that was not afraid to die and was determined to take as many of these young men to their deaths as possible while dying for the emperor.” — www.ussgosselin.org, website of the USS Gosselin Man shot in leg on walking trackA Summit man is recovering after being shot in the leg early Tuesday morning at the Southwest Mississippi Regional Medical Center walking track. Man bitten by snakeA Pike County man known for his snake charming abilities is recovering at the University of Mississippi Medical Center after recently being bitten by a cottonmouth. McComb trustees review monthly reportsThe monthly scholastic report presented to the McComb school board Tuesday included a high number of suspension days at Higgins Middle School. Rehabilitating historyA year and a half ago, a significant piece of Summit history was almost lost forever when a fire spread through Linda Ervin’s Robb Street home. Coping or rejoicingThe nation awoke Wednesday to a new president-elect, the result of an election that took nearly everyone by surprise and caused anxiety for some and optimism for others. SMRMC, Ochsner finalize allianceSouthwest Health System and Ochsner Health System announced today a strategic partnership that brings together two strong health care providers in the region. Ring a ding: Salvation Army kettles comingBeginning Friday, Nov. 18, shoppers across southwest Mississippi will hear the familiar jingling of Salvation Army bells. Amite sees high turnout, lots of support for TrumpLIBERTY — Nearly 70 percent of Amite County’s 10,210 registered voters went to the polls on Tuesday and overwhelmingly supported Republican nominee Donald Trump for president.Recent Photos<Service for servicemenThe McComb Exchange Club honored area veterans this morning with a pancake breakfast at the Nation Guard Armory. Members of the Guard, on hand for their monthly drills, joined veteimagenewsMan shot in leg on walking trackWhiteimagenewsRehabilitating historyThe south side of Linda Ervin’s house — believed to be the oldest home in Summit — remains charred following a May 2015 fire.imagenewsRehabilitating historyThe men’s Sunday School class at New Heights Baptist Church includes, from left, James Wallace, class president Jim Andrews, teacher Paul Carter, Jerry Lawrence and Eddie Carroll.imagenewsI-55 wreck snarls trafficA two-car accident backed