Touch-A-Truck Rolls Into Olive Branch City Park on Saturday, September 26
Kids can climb on firetrucks, ambulances, backhoes and bulldozers at Touch-A-Truck in Olive Branch City Park on Saturday, September 26, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Kids can climb on firetrucks, ambulances, backhoes and bulldozers at Touch-A-Truck in Olive Branch City Park on Saturday, September 26, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Read MoreOlive Branch Mayor Ken Adams delivered the commencement address to FedEx Corporate Security Graduate Classes 38 and 39, drawing on his 38 years with FedEx Corporate Security.
Read MoreThe Olive Branch Fire Department visits the B.J. Chain Public Library on Wednesday, October 7 at 10 a.m. for fire safety lessons and fire truck tours.
Read MoreThe Hernando Farmers Market will not be held Saturday, Sept. 26, and is scheduled to return Oct. 3.
Read MoreNorthwest Mississippi Community College said Lonestar will perform at the Heindl Center “tomorrow.”
Read MoreCharlestien Harris explains what GAP insurance covers, when you need it, common exclusions, and where to buy it — so you can decide if it is right for you.
Read MoreThe fifth annual Walls Delta Festival drew residents to celebrate blues, gospel, soul and the juke joint history of the small DeSoto County town.
Read MoreDeSoto County Fall Cleanup runs Oct. 10-18, 2026, with free dumpsters at 20 sites for furniture, mattresses, limbs and other bulky items. See the list.
Read MoreHorn Lake police say Neyomiah Skinner, 19, wanted for aggravated assault in a Monday shooting that wounded an 18-year-old, is now in custody.
Read MoreSide Alley Gifts is seeking volunteer face painters for participants in the Hernando Witches Ride on Oct. 10.
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