UM Chancellor Glenn Boyce defends firing employee over social media post
By Logan Kennedy | Originally published by Mississippi Today In a Wednesday court filing, University of Mississippi Chancellor Glenn Boyce
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Mississippi college board sets spring goal to name MUW’s next president
By Candice Wilder | Originally published by Mississippi Today The state college board plans to name the next president of
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Mississippi EV battery plant on hold after receiving millions in incentives
By Katherine Lin | Originally published by Mississippi Today When it was announced in 2024 that Amplify Cell Technologies would
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Battery plant delays, a $528M Hitachi investment, Walls data center: Mississippi Marketplace
By Katherine Lin | Originally published by Mississippi Today Production at the Amplify Cell Technologies battery plant in Marshall County,
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Uzbekistan delegation learns from Mississippi emergency responders
By Eric J. Shelton | Originally published by Mississippi Today PEARL — Members of the Uzbekistan Ministry of Defense and National
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Southaven swears in 36 students for 2026-27 Mayor’s Youth Council
Students from three Southaven-area high schools were sworn in Sept. 15 to serve on the city’s 2026-27 Mayor’s Youth Council.
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Olive Branch Public Works office moves to new facility
The City of Olive Branch Public Works office began operating Thursday at 10460 Highway 178, behind the Olive Branch Police Department.
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Olive Branch emergency communications phone lines unavailable
911 remains operational, while the non-emergency line is unavailable and reports should be directed to the Olive Branch Police Department at 662-892-9400.
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Olive Branch Senior Center to host annual Fall Craft Fair Oct. 17
The fair will feature more than 80 indoor and outdoor vendors from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Olive Branch Senior Center.
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ConXion Gym promotes Western cowboy-themed fall break camp in Hernando
The Oct. 5-9 camp is open to children ages 4-12 and offers half-day and full-day options, according to a post shared by the Hernando Main Street Chamber of Commerce.
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