Olive Branch staff read stormwater book to DeSoto County students
City of Olive Branch officials read ‘Shellby’s Stormwater Adventure’ to students across DeSoto County to teach ways to protect waterways, the city said.
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City of Olive Branch officials read ‘Shellby’s Stormwater Adventure’ to students across DeSoto County to teach ways to protect waterways, the city said.
Read moreThe Hernando Main Street Chamber of Commerce said in a social media post that it welcomed The Veteran’s Veteran and highlighted owner Drew Jones’ services, including post-service coaching, benefits-claim consulting and GI Bill maximization.
Read moreOrganizers said Truck Patch Revival will perform 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 26, on the courthouse lawn. Legacy New Homes — North Mississippi and Southern Bancorp Bank are sponsoring the event.
Read moreWesley Barnes brings depth and emotion to the role of Archibald Craven in the upcoming production of ‘The Secret Garden’ at The Gin in Nesbit. The show runs April 24-28.
Read moreThe Olive Branch Police Department said officers read to kindergarten classes at Overpark Elementary to teach students how to protect stormwater systems and keep drainage areas clean.
Read moreOlive Branch Mayor Ken Adams, Police Chief Carlos Garcia and the Olive Branch Police Department congratulated Sgt. Juan Euceda on 10 years of service, the department said. The department praised his leadership and said he serves as a shift supervisor on the Patrol Alpha shift.
Read moreNorthwest Mississippi Community College says Northwest Theatre premieres “Damn Yankees” tonight. Performances are scheduled April 17, 18, 24 and 25 at 7 p.m., and April 18, 19, 25 and 26 at 2 p.m., the college said.
Read moreThe annual Playing With a Purpose Golf Tournament supports The Arc Northwest Mississippi, organizers said. Participants can form teams or sponsor the event to help fund the organization’s programs.
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