Hernando Main Street Chamber announces nominees for annual awards luncheon
The chamber listed nominees in six categories for its upcoming Best of Hernando annual awards luncheon.
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Youth basketball registration deadline is Sunday, Oct. 11
Olive Branch Parks and Recreation says Sunday, Oct. 11, is the last day to register boys and girls ages 7 to 12 for youth basketball.
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Three Hernando Businesses Collaborate on Two Community Events
Bricks & Minifigs Hernando is working with Yo Bro Coffee Co. and Lost Pizza Co. Hernando on two events focused on creativity and community.
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Zachary Kolwyck and Evie Horton named Mr. and Miss NWCC DeSoto
Northwest Mississippi Community College congratulated Zachary Kolwyck and Evie Horton as Mr. and Miss NWCC DeSoto.
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Hernando LEGO Events Set at Lost Pizza and Yo Bro Coffee
Bricks & Minifigs plans two Hernando LEGO events: a $55 Family LEGO Night at Lost Pizza Co. on Oct. 20 and a free Bricks & Brew at Yo Bro Coffee on Oct. 29.
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Hernando Witches Ride Takes Flight Tonight, Rain or Shine
The Hernando Witches Ride parade rolls at 5:30 p.m. tonight, rain or shine, from W. Valley Street to Off the Square, with an after party and shop specials.
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Isaias weakens but flooding threat persists as hundreds of thousands grapple with power outages
By By Sophie Bates, Emilie Megnien and John Seewer, Associated Press | Originally published by Mississippi Today GULF BREEZE, Fla. (AP)
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Temporary road closures planned near Pleasant Hill and Stateline roads
Drivers are urged to use caution near Pleasant Hill Road and Stateline Road during a special event Saturday morning.
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Southaven Fire Department advises against charging devices in overhead bins
The department says portable chargers should remain on a plane’s tray table while charging and that e-cigarettes and vapes should never be charged onboard.
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Time for term limits? Dems in majority could have familiar faces in key roles
By By Kevin Freking, Associated Press | Originally published by Mississippi Today Audio articles are automated for accessibility. Humans wrote and
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