SHRA to host free webinar on building drug-free workplaces June 24
SHRA said Stacy Dodd of Woodland Recovery Center will lead a free webinar for employers and business leaders on creating and maintaining a drug-free workplace.
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SHRA said Stacy Dodd of Woodland Recovery Center will lead a free webinar for employers and business leaders on creating and maintaining a drug-free workplace.
Read MoreThe Southaven Chamber said copies of the 2026 Southaven magazine are now available and can be picked up at the chamber office. The chamber credited Pure Focus Media for the cover and Contemporary Media for publishing.
Read MoreMayor Ken Adams urged residents to attend the Junebug Jamboree in Old Towne Olive Branch this week, saying the event will feature live music from Sarah Spain and The Nightshades and a lineup of local food vendors.
Read MoreOlive Branch Mayor Ken Adams warned drivers to expect delays on Pigeon Roost Road between Old Goodman Road and Depot Street from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. for a special event.
Read MoreSaia Trim Group said it is hiring a motivated, hard-working individual to join its expediting team. The company said the role is part-time with flexible hours and applicants should email John Saia to apply.
Read MoreThe Southaven Chamber of Commerce will host a ribbon-cutting ceremony for Staybridge Suites at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, June 10, at 6470 Airways Blvd., organizers said.
Read MoreThe Arc Northwest Mississippi announced it will hold its monthly Coffee with a Member networking event on June 26 to connect Chamber members and business professionals and highlight services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Read MoreMayor Ken Adams said the Olive Branch Planning Commission will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday to consider a zoning change and review a development plan in a public hearing.
Read MoreOlive Branch was ranked third on TakingTheKids.com’s list of the 10 safest and most peaceful places to live in Mississippi for 2026, the website reported. The article highlighted communities noted for safety, charm and peaceful everyday living and included the name Ken Adams as Olive Branch mayor.
Read MoreOlive Branch Mayor Ken Adams said all employees were evacuated safely and no injuries were reported. He said fire personnel cleared the scene and FedEx employees returned to work.
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