(The following couples' wedding announcements were found in local newspapers. We would love to hear from everyone. Please email your news and announcements to jcjcalumniinfo@jcjc.edu)
*Jerrid Sutton and Jessica Barry were married on September 22. Jerrid Sutton
of Ovett was a graduate of Richton H.S. and Jones County Junior College.
*Jonathan Pridgen and Jessica Minter were married on October 5. Jessica
Minter of Ellisville was a graduate of Jones County Junior College.
* Marcus Flowers and Marsheia Lofton were married on October 6. Marsheia
Lofton of Hattiesburg was a 2007 graduate of Jones County Junior College.
* Dustin Walley and Tamara Hicks were married on October 6. Dustin Walley of Neely was a graduate of Jones County Junior College.
* Dennis McLain and Amanda Dixon were married on October 6. Dennis McLain of Waynesboro was a 2010 graduate of Jones County Junior College.
* Tommy Freeman and Shelby Byrd were married on October 6. Shelby Byrd of Richton was a graduate of Jones County Junior College. Tommy Freeman of Richton was a 2012 graduate of Jones County Junior College.
* Caleb Spiers and Chelsea Lott were married on October 6. Chelsea Lott of
Beaumont was a graduate of Jones County Junior College.
* Jason Berry and Christy Craft were married on October 13. Jason Berry of
Prentiss was a graduate of Simpson County Academy and Jones County
Junior College.
* Albert Randy Carmichael and Adrian Evans were married on October 13.
Adrian Evans of Bay Springs was a 2010 graduate of Jones County Junior
College.
* Joshua Sullivan and Emily Cheeks were married on October 13. Emily Cheeks of Ellisville was a 2012 graduate of Jones County Junior College.
* Casey Davidson and Ashley Flanagan were married on October 20. Casey
Davidson of Laurel was a graduate of Jones County Junior College.
* Shane Hammond and Britney Daley were married on October 27. Britney
Daley of Collins is a current student at Jones County Junior College. Shane
Hammond was also a student at JCJC.
*Jacob Bradberry and Chelsie Ford were married on October 27. Chelsie Ford of Ellisville was a student at Jones County Junior College.
*Matthew Causey and Brianna Welch will be married on November 3. Brianna
Welch of McComb was a graduate of Jones County Junior College.
* Scott McInnis and Leah Sanderson will be married on November 10. Leah
Sanderson of Waynesboro was a student at Jones County Junior College.
* James Petty and Katharine Cutrer will be married on November 17. James Petty of Petal was a graduate of Jones County Junior College.
bookstore and other fine book stores. The DVD is available for purchase by clicking on the link to print a copy of the DVD order form 
Foundation Office at 601-477-4050. 
Teacher of the Year. The 1991 JCJC graduate and English instructor began teaching at JCJC in 2001 after teaching at Heidelberg High School and Northeast Jones High School. 
Congratulations! 
Two JCJC alumna, Becky Collins (right) of New Iberia, LA, and Bobbye Carraway (left) of Gulfport, along with JCJC alum, Buck Anderson and his wife, Libby (center) have launched a unique pilot program in association with the Early Childhood Education Technology Program at JCJC. 
The JCJC Wayne County Center in Waynesboro is taking shape with expectations to begin holding classes in Fall 2013. T
It was great seeing so many former football players and cheerleaders at Homecoming and the reunion. 
The Bobcat football team was on a roll beating Gulf Coast, ending an eight year losing streak. They also managed to beat rival Pearl River before easily knocking out division foes, East Central, Hinds and Southwest. The 18th-ranked Bobcats ended the season, however with a loss to Northwest, and a 6-3 overall record. JCJC's 5-1 tally in the South Division created a three-way tie for first place in the division. Unfortunately, the Bobcats were denied a berth in the MACJC playoffs because Mississippi Gulf Coast clinched the No. 1 seed in the South with its victory over East Central, finishing 8-1 overa
ll. Copiah-Lincoln gets the second seed because of its victory over the Bobcats earlier this season.
s top seed. The only goal of the game was made with around 10 minutes left to play in the state championship game against Holmes. The Bobcats ended the season at 5-8-1.