Desoto County News

The Olive Branch 10U All-Stars began their journey at the Dizzy Dean World Series in Southaven, with over 140 teams competing this weekend.

Olive Branch Mayor Ken Adams and Fire Department Capt. Jason Coad said in an episode of “From the Mayor’s Desk” that certain charging blocks and cords can damage devices and overheat, posing a fire risk.

Coffee Central by Ethnos is offering a new ‘Scoop Trio’ lunch featuring three scoops of salads and sides, available 10 a.m.-2 p.m. with delivery and pickup options, the business said.

Fire Chief Danny Scallions will retire June 30 after 34 years with the Southaven Fire Department and 36 years in the fire service, city officials said.

The City of Olive Branch announced a free concert and fireworks display, hosted by Light the Way, will be held July 3 at City Park with gates opening at 3 p.m.

Olive Branch Mayor Ken Adams warned of temporary lane closures Saturday on Pleasant Hill Road between Douglas Drive and Hillsdale Drive for a parade celebrating KT Robbin’s 105th birthday.

Organizers urged Hernando residents to attend the final Sunset on the Square concert tonight, saying live music will begin at 7 p.m., according to a social media post.

The Olive Branch Police Department said Officer Patrick Berry graduated from Motor School and thanked the DeSoto County Sheriff’s Office for hosting the training.

Samuel Kail said he has no reservations referring people to the Southaven Chamber of Commerce because he trusts the organization to take care of introductions, connections and walk-ins.

The Arc Northwest Mississippi said it will hold a ‘Coffee with a Member’ networking event June 26 to connect chamber members and business professionals and highlight its work with people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.