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Laurel man headed to prison for possession of child pornography

THE FOLLOWING IS A PRESS RELEASE FROM THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE

A Laurel resident is going to prison for possession of child pornography, announced Attorney General Jim Hood today. 

Wayne McLain, age 54, of 624 East 20th Street, Laurel, pleaded guilty to possession of child porn before Judge Billy Joe Landrum in Jones County Circuit Court Monday.

Laurel resident going to prison for possession of child porn

Laurel resident going to prison for possession of child porn

The following is a news release from the Mississippi Attorney General's office.

A Laurel resident is going to prison for possession of child pornography, announced Attorney General Jim Hood today. 

Wayne McLain, age 54, of 624 East 20th Street, Laurel, pleaded guilty to possession of child porn before Judge Billy Joe Landrum in Jones County Circuit Court Monday.

Southern Miss Coach Monken to visit Alumni Chapter in Waynesboro

Southern Miss Coach Monken to visit Alumni Chapter in Waynesboro

New University of Southern Mississippi Head Football Coach Todd Monken will visit Waynesboro on June 4, for the Southern Miss Alumni Association Southeast Central Mississippi Chapter’s annual meeting.

The meeting will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Waynesboro Wayne County Library located at 1103A Mississippi Drive. Cost to attend is $12 per person and includes a barbecue chicken or pork dinner. Door prizes will also be given away.

Recycling in Hattiesburg presentation by Gaining Ground-Pine Belt

Recycling in Hattiesburg presentation by Gaining Ground-Pine Belt

Gaining Ground Pine Belt Chapter invites you to the presentation: Recycling in Hattiesburg, May 24 at 7 p.m. at the Parkway Heights Methodist Church (2420 Hardy St).

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Sons of Confederate Veterans Salute Major Amos McLemore, CSA Jones County

Sons of Confederate Veterans Salute Major Amos McLemore, CSA Jones County

April is Confederate Heritage month in Mississippi and the Honor Guard of the Jones County Rosin Heels, Camp #227 Sons of Confederate Veterans, fired a volley in Honor of Major Amos McLemore, CSA, who was killed at the Deason House in Ellisville in 1863 by a deserter from the Confederate Army.

This is only one of the many Honors which will be paid to Confederate Veterans throughout Jones and the surrounding counties during the month.

LPD Peace Officers Memorial Day Ceremony

LPD Peace Officers Memorial Day Ceremony

In 1962, President John F. Kennedy signed a proclamation designating May 15th as National Peace Officers Memorial Day and the calendar week in which that date falls as National Police Week. May 15, led by Chief Tyrone Stewart, the Laurel Police Department held a Peace Officers Memorial Day Ceremony in the front parking lot of the department’s headquarters where a memorial wreath was placed at the base of the flag pole in memory of fallen officers across the country and Jones County.

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