DeSoto County News

The City of Olive Branch said its phone lines, including the nonemergency number 662-895-4111, are down. The city said 911 is not affected and vendor Brightspeed is working to restore service.

Officials urged residents to arrive early and dress for the weather for Public Safety Night Out, which runs from 5 to 8 p.m., Mayor Ken Adams said.

The Bunker Boutique in Hernando, Mississippi, said it is promoting first-day-of-school outfits and carries tops, dresses and accessories at its Highway 51 South location.

Mississippi Treasurer David McRae’s Unclaimed Money Team will be at the Olive Branch Senior Center on July 29 to help residents check for lost cash and securities, officials said.

Organizers say the new network will bring together mental health providers, addiction recovery professionals and faith leaders. The celebration will be held at the Ranger Center on the Northwest DeSoto Campus, with lunch provided.

Northwest Mississippi Community College congratulated adult-education students who earned their high school equivalency at the Tate County Sheriff’s Office, the college said in a social media post. The college praised the graduates’ hard work and wished them success as they continue their journeys.

The Small Business Administration, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Internal Revenue Service and Department of Labor are hosting a webinar on sustainable and legally compliant business practices using Microsoft Virtual Events powered by Teams, the agencies said.