Voter voices: ‘I thought that was my voter registration’
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Public Welfare Foundation awards $300,000 to Deep South Today to expand judicial system reporting at Mississippi Today
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Crooked Letter Sports: With the College World Series and U.S. Open behind us, World Cup soccer takes center stage
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Southaven Sign Shop Says Chamber Membership Keeps Referrals Coming
Signs and Stuff has been a member of the Southaven Chamber of Commerce since the late 1980s, and owner Melissa Elrod says the business continues to receive regular referrals.
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Chamber partners with Tropical Getaways for fundraising cruise
The Chamber is offering a group cruise to benefit its foundation, open to the public. Proceeds support local business initiatives.
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Southaven Chamber posts job notice but social content unavailable
A social media post from the Southaven Chamber announced a member was hiring, but the post and its details were not accessible on the platform, which indicated the content may have been restricted or deleted.
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Court Department phone lines down
The Court Department said its phone lines are down and its service provider expects service to be restored this evening. The department asked callers to call back tomorrow and apologized for the inconvenience.
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Square Market canceled for June 24 over storm threat, organizers say
Organizers canceled the Square Market scheduled for Wednesday, June 24, citing a threat of thunderstorms and rain. They said many vendors need prep time and the market will resume July 1 with an America250 celebration from 3-7 p.m.
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Pigeon Roost Road closed for Junebug Jamboree; drivers warned of delays
Drivers should expect delays on Pigeon Roost Road from Old Goodman Road to Depot Street from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. for the Olive Branch Chamber of Commerce’s Junebug Jamboree, Mayor Ken Adams said.
Read moreUnited Way of the Mid-South launches Stuff the Bus drive in DeSoto County
United Way of the Mid-South announced a school supply drive in DeSoto County, collecting donations June 1–30 with a drop-off on July 1 at Horn Lake High School.
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