Saucier News

Harrison County could be held liable in a four-year-old lawsuit filed by a couple who claims the code office razed their home, destroyed their personal possessions and made off with their pet rabbits instead of simply cleaning the derelict property as the Board of Supervisors had ordered.

A community tip brought about the arrest of three young men, one of which is charged as an adult.

For the Lawrence family, the opportunity to own a home came through 'My Home My Coast,' a program through the Gulf Coast Renaissance Corporation .

The Hub City is home to several beautiful golf courses and country clubs that offer challenges to everyone from scratch golfers to those new to the game.

Amateur Radio operators tested their wireless capabilities this weekend erecting short-wave radio stations in the deep woods of De Soto National Forest in Saucier.

Six months into the year and the Pearl River County's Sheriff's Department is leading the coastal region in finding and closing methamphetamine labs.

It amazes me how many people will complain about litter. But no one is proactive enough to get a group together and go out and clean the mess in question.

An investigation into the alleged sale of narcotics out of a Pearl River County home uncovered heroin and a number of other illegal substances.

Officials evacuated two houses in North Harrison County Thursday due to a wildfire.

The Sun Herald, Biloxi, Miss. Middle Jun. 12--SAUCIER -- At least two homes in north Harrison County were temporarily evacuated Thursday afternoon after a Saucier man started a tire fire that spread over several acres, Harrison County Fire Marshal George Mixon said.

An electrical problem appears to have caused a blaze that damaged a doublewide mobile home Tuesday at 20095 Charred Road, said Harrison County Fire Marshal George Mixon.

Blueberries at Ridgemore Ranch and Berry Farm near Abita Springs were photographed in 2006.

Ten Pine Belt residents were among 117 students to graduate from the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science during its 2009 commencement exercises.

The Mississippi Supreme Court has upheld Joel Scott Spires' conviction in Harrison County for the Christmas 2005 slaying of Rodney Saucier.

Bond on a pending methamphetamine charge has been revoked for a man accused of having meth and meth-making ingredients at a campsite Monday in the De Soto National Forest.

A woman was arrested on a DUI charge Sunday night after four people in the bed of a pickup were thrown out of the vehicle.

Four Pine Belt high school graduates are among 40 students in Mississippi who have been named national merit scholarship winners.

Two cases worked by the Pearl River County Sheriff's Department brought about the arrest of four suspects.

You could say Joe May of Saucier lived to work. "As fast as he retired from one job he got into something else," said his wife of 52 years, Mollie May.

A look at law enforcement news from the last week: n On Friday all three suspects were convicted in a fatal double kidnapping in October that started in New Orleans and ended in Latimer.