Brett Campbell is a journalist with a focus on local news. He writes for publications such as The Daily Leader in Brookhaven, MS, the Belfast Telegraph, and The Oregonian / OregonLive.com. With a diverse range of topics, Brett covers everything from community events and local government issues to crime reports and human interest stories.
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Brett Campbell's coverage is predominantly focused on local crime, government & politics, and evolving stories. His articles often cover breaking news, government announcements, and event coverage related to Belfast and surrounding areas.
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By: Brett Campbell
The Lincoln County Public Library recently hosted an event to celebrate the works of Brookhaven photographer Bob Coke. “The Jazzmen: Preservation Hall Portraits in Black and White” presented a collection of photos by the photographer, with a gallery talk by New Orleans Jazz Museum curator David Kunian, and musical performance by saxophonist and Tugaloo College […]
By: Brett Campbell
Mississippi University for Women music composition major, Charles Weathersby, was awarded first prize in the Music Teachers National Association (MTNA) Composition Competition for the state of Mississippi. Competing against students from other universities across the state, the Wesson junior emerged as the top composer, showcasing his unique voice and talent. With this win, he will […]
By: Brett Campbell
Copiah-Lincoln Community College's annual Trillium Beauty Pageant saw 17 young women competing for the title of Co-Lin's Most Beautiful. Reagan Newman of Wesson was crowned the 2024 Most Beautiful with first alternate Brianna Brown of Hazlehurst, second alternate Rebekah Girault of Crystal Springs, third alternate Riley Thornton of Brookhaven, and fourth alternate Skyler Sojourner of Georgetown.
D eep Thoughts” (and its subsequent follow-up “Deeper Thoughts”) came from the mind of former Saturday Night Live writer Jack Handey.
The Lincoln County Forestry Association recently hosted presentations from members of the Mississippi State University Extension Service. James Callicutt, a specialist on game birds and water fowl, spoke on Turkey and Quail Management. Forestry expert Butch Bailey spoke on the effects of the 2023 and 2024 droughts on timber. Subscribe to our free email newsletter […]
PHOTOS BY BILL PERKINS The Wildwood Garden Club met Wednesday, Nov. 13, at the home of club president and hostess Mary Helen Miller. Mississippi State University Lincoln County Extension Agent Tristan Peavy gave a presentation on microgreens to the attendees.
A Brookhaven man was arrested Sunday on a city warrant that apparently had been issued in error. That arrest was including in The Daily Leader’s arrest reports. Jack M. Allen, 21, was arrested by Brookhaven Police officers Sunday morning, and booked at the Lincoln County Jail. When Allen appeared at Municipal Court on Monday, it […]
By: Brett Campbell
One can expect big crowds on Friday when both Brookhaven High and Loyd Star host MHSAA home playoff games in the 5A and 2A football quarterfinals respectively. With its two wins thus far in the postseason, this 2024 edition of Loyd Star football has already written its name in the program’s record books. The school […]
By: Brett Campbell
If you’re not feeling well, you can now get tested for both the flu and COVID at all County Health Departments in Mississippi. Patients who test positive for the flu can also receive treatment with Tamiflu. December through February are historically the most high-risk months for respiratory viruses. Anyone age 13 and older can make […]
By: Brett Campbell
McComb Mayor Quordiniah Lockley announced Wednesday that Chief Juan Cloy was placed on paid administrative leave following an officer-involved shooting that left a teenager dead.
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