Captain Richard Phelps graduates from Mississippi law enforcement leadership academy
Southaven Police Department announced that Captain Richard Phelps graduated from the Mississippi Law Enforcement Leaders Academy.
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Russell Jordan appointed DeSoto County Court judge
Gov. Tate Reeves announced the appointment of attorney Russell Jordan to the DeSoto County Court, according to the Hernando Main Street Chamber of Commerce.
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Danijha Celebrates Three-Year Work Anniversary
The Hernando Main Street Chamber of Commerce recognized Danijha for her patient care and positive presence at the office.
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The Colonel’s Coffee Mess now open Saturdays in Nesbit
The Colonel’s Coffee Mess is open Saturdays from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 1010 Nesbit Road in Nesbit, Mississippi, and offers 12- and 20-ounce to-go cups.
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Hernando Main Street Chamber thanks Bricks & Minifigs for Ghoul’s Night Out participation
The Hernando Main Street Chamber of Commerce said Ghoul’s Night Out was a blast because of Bricks & Minifigs Hernando’s participation.
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The 5 Best Streaming Devices for DeSoto County Family Movie Nights
From a $30 Fire stick to a $100 Google TV box — five well-reviewed 4K streaming devices ready for DeSoto County family movie night.
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Hernando Main Street Chamber promotes an additional hour of Ghoul’s Night Out
The Hernando Main Street Chamber of Commerce invited people to attend Ghoul’s Night Out for deals, treats and giveaways.
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Ghouls Night Out event planned at The Bunker Boutique
The Bunker Boutique is hosting a Halloween-themed shopping event on October 22 from 4 to 7 p.m., featuring refreshments, a gift-card giveaway and a costume discount.
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Northwest Mississippi Community College invites fans to Bobby Franklin Field
The college urged supporters to attend Bobby Franklin Field dressed in white and ended its message with “Go Rangers!”
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Northwest Choirs perform in a “fantastical dreamscape”
Northwest Mississippi Community College described Northwest Choirs’ Tuesday performance as a journey through a “fantastical dreamscape” marked by magical melodies.
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