Olive Branch police thank residents for Police Week treats
The Olive Branch Police Department thanked Lynn, Nellie and Zach Delorme for bringing fresh fruit and cookies during National Police Week, the department said.
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The Olive Branch Police Department thanked Lynn, Nellie and Zach Delorme for bringing fresh fruit and cookies during National Police Week, the department said.
Read MoreMethodist Olive Branch Hospital staff visited Olive Branch police to deliver snacks in recognition of National Police Week, the police department said.
Read MoreThe Southaven Chamber announced a luau-themed Patio Social intended to mix business networking with a summer celebration, organizers said. Sponsors include Tropical Getaways and Standard Sales Company, Mississippi.
Read MoreOrganizers said the quarterly luncheon will feature keynote speakers Dr. Violiza Inoa and Dr. Neha Kumar. Seats are limited and registration is required.
Read MoreThe Southaven Police Department remembered Lt. James “Billy” Lance, who was killed in the line of duty in 1988, and the more than 24,000 officers who have died while serving, the department said.
Read MoreHorn Lake Police Department said a man shown in photos took more than $600 from a 64-year-old customer’s purse while she shopped May 14, 2026. Police asked anyone who recognizes the man nicknamed ‘Bandit’ to contact them.
Read MoreThe Horn Lake Police Department said Walmart Neighborhood Market Horn Lake stopped by with fruit, muffins, Gatorade and a handmade appreciation card during National Police Week.
Read MoreTwo young women from Abe’s Construction delivered on-the-go goodie bags to officers at the Olive Branch Police Department, the department said in a post honoring National Police Week.
Read MoreMay 15 marks Police Memorial Day, a time to honor fallen officers nationwide. The day is part of Police Week, commemorating bravery and service across the country.
Read MoreOrganizers said AFair will return Saturday, May 23, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. They said they will not be at the event this week but invited visitors to attend next weekend.
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