Horn Lake Aldermen Oct. 6: Park Trail, GE Vernova Tax Break
Horn Lake aldermen meet Oct. 6 to weigh a $58,302 Walthall Park trail repaving, a GE Vernova tax exemption resolution and new industry talks.
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Horn Lake Police Host Coffee with a Cop on Oct. 7
Horn Lake Coffee with a Cop is Wednesday, Oct. 7, 8:30-9:30 a.m. at the McDonald’s at 1512 Goodman Road, with free coffee and a chance to meet officers.
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Southaven police announce Coffee with a Cop event for Oct. 7
The Southaven Police Department said Coffee with a Cop will take place Wednesday, Oct. 7, from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. at McDonald’s, 65 Goodman Road.
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DeSoto County Extension Sets Fall Challenge, 4-H Awards
DeSoto County Extension kicks off Magnolia Moves Oct. 12, takes 4-H award nominations through Oct. 30, and hosts library classes and an MSU recruiter.
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Southaven Fire Department promotes Fire Prevention Week lithium-ion battery safety
The department and NFPA are promoting safe charging practices during Fire Prevention Week, Oct. 4-10.
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DeSoto County Schools Fall Break Runs Oct. 5-9
DeSoto County Schools fall break runs Oct. 5-9, with classes resuming Oct. 12. Here are the district’s remaining 2026-27 holidays and things to do this week.
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Southaven Aldermen Oct. 6 Agenda: Amphitheater, Capitol Police
Southaven aldermen meet Oct. 6 at 6 p.m. to weigh a BankPlus Amphitheater contract, a Capitol Police MOU and the final Getwell Road widening change order.
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‘Toy Story’ Scheduled for 7 p.m. at Gale Center
Hernando Parks announced that “Toy Story” starts at 7 p.m. at the Gale Center, where attendees can enter to win a Woody doll.
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DeSoto County Teacher of the Month Nominations Open
Nominate a standout educator for DeSoto County Teacher of the Month through Oct. 15. Winners get a $200 gift card, a framed certificate and a news feature.
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DeSoto County Drought Deepens as Dry, Sunny Week Arrives
DeSoto County drought worsens as severe drought now covers 92% of the county, and the NWS forecasts a sunny, dry week with rising fire danger midweek.
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