Diamond reflects on a season of success at Northwest
All of these achievements were part of lifelong learning from family, friends, experience and time.
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First woman executive director of American Contract Bridge League
The new head of the ACBL, recently named, becomes the first woman leader of the organization, aimed to grow and promote the game. Bronia Jenkins has started her work at the Horn Lake headquarters within the last couple of weeks.
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Campaign county chairs for Reeves announced
Gov. Tate Reeves has announced county chairs in all 82 Mississippi counties for his 2023 re-election campaign.
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Troopers report three deaths over Memorial Day weekend
The Mississippi Highway Patrol reported that three fatalities occurred on state highways during the Memorial Day holiday weekend.
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Olive Branch police warn of new phone scam
Olive Branch police are warning residents of a new scam attempt that tries to get money from them by using the name of a nearby police department.
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Annual July Fourth bike parade set in Hernando
The Optimists Club of Hernando will host the 2023 Children’s Fourth of July Celebration Walking/Bike Parade on Monday evening, July 3.
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Northwest CC communications staff wins awards at CPRAM
The team took home seven awards during their annual awards ceremony, and a Northwest sophomore, Lauren Eldred of Hernando, was named a CPRAM 2023-2024 scholarship recipient.
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Gunasekara takes ballot challenge to U.S. Supreme Court
Justice Samuel Alito requested Hernando attorney Matthew Barton file a response to Mandy’s application by noon on Monday, June 5.
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Sam the dog honored on Memorial Day
The plaque will be permanently placed at the top of the monument to remember the Southaven canine who had an innate ability to find people.
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Newman campaigns for Public Service Commissioner
The Republican primary race for Northern District Public Service Commissioner (PSC) takes on more than the usual interest this year.
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