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Sumrall, Mississippi is located in Lamar County. Zip codes in Sumrall, MS include 39482. The median home price in Sumrall is $155,000. More Sumrall information.

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Tuesday May 7 | WDAM-TV Hattiesburg

Couple appears in court after high speed chase in Covington County

Bond was set Tuesday for an Alabama couple who led police on a high speed chase through two counties Monday night.

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Sun May 05, 2013

Hattiesburg American

Get out and cast your vote Tuesday

It is easy to sit around and gripe about your elected officials, but this is your chance to have a say in how your city is governed.

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Tue Apr 30, 2013

Hattiesburg American

Jeff Davis County chase ends in Lamar with volunteer firefighter

A Lamar County volunteer firefighter held a felony suspect at gunpoint until deputies could arrive following a Friday chase that started in Jefferson Davis County.

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Sun Apr 28, 2013

Hattiesburg American

USM gets $20M for nursing building

Mississippi lawmakers failed to pass any kind of bond bill in 2012, much to the dismay of numerous state entities including the state's university system.

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Hattiesburg American

Confederate Memorial Day closings posted

In observance of Confederate Memorial Day, some cities and counties in the Pine Belt will close their offices.

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Thu Apr 25, 2013

Sunherald.com

Crime briefs for South Mississippi

A former truck driver wanted on a charge of felony DUI causing death was being held in Waverly, Tenn., after she applied for a job there as a police dispatcher, George County Sheriff Dean Howell said.

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Wed Apr 24, 2013

Newms360.com

Governor calls economic special session

Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant said he was bringing lawmakers back to the Capitol late this week for a special session on an economic development project.

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