Desoto County News

Coffee Central is celebrating its seventh year and inviting the public to a celebration and commemorative photo opportunity, owner Tina Tatum said. The café describes itself as a community gathering place and offers a full catering menu.

Horn Lake Police Department said Officers Hunter and Tyler graduated from the Mississippi Delta Law Enforcement Training Academy’s Basic Class B-82, both earning expert marksman distinctions.

The new boutique inside City Hall Cheesecake will host a ribbon-cutting event this Saturday at 10 a.m. to mark its opening.

The city says the roadway at Davidson Road and Curbo Lane has reopened to two-way traffic after a motor vehicle accident. Mayor Ken Adams thanked motorists for their patience and urged safe driving.

Organizers said the Playing With a Purpose Golf Tournament raises funds for The Arc Northwest Mississippi. Participants can form teams or sponsor the event to support the nonprofit’s programs.

The Olive Branch Mayor’s Youth Council urged residents to join Community Clean Up Day on Saturday, March 28, from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. at City Park, the council and city officials said.

Olive Branch officials will hold a Community Shred and Drug Take Back Day Saturday, April 25, with shredding services and medication disposal available.

Organizers said Grits & Government will return April 23, 2026, at 8:30 a.m. with Johnathan Bigham of the DeSoto County Sheriff’s Department; registration is available online.

DeSoto Family Theatre announced auditions for the regional premiere of the musical “Finding Neverland,” with appointments set for April 11 and callbacks April 12, the theatre said.