Hernando beats Lewisburg 3–1 in county volleyball showdown
Hernando defeated Lewisburg 3–1 Tuesday night, claiming the county volleyball showdown and leading DeSoto County’s Sept. 8 varsity sports results.
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Crooked Letter Sports: First football weekend, first takes.
By Rick Cleveland and Tyler Cleveland | Originally published by Mississippi Today By and large, Mississippi’s college football teams had
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Receiver in charge of turning around Jackson’s water system now says city should sell it
By Alex Rozier | Originally published by Mississippi Today A recent financial plan from JXN Water, the court-appointed receiver in
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New thrift store aims to fill retail void left by closure of Family Dollar in south Jackson
By Aaron Lampley | Originally published by Mississippi Today For most of the summer, the former Family Dollar on Terry
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Laurene Powell Jobs and Darren Walker are keynote speakers for Mississippi Today 10th anniversary event
By Mississippi Today | Originally published by Mississippi Today Laurene Powell Jobs, founder and president of Emerson Collective, and Darren
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Eight-week-old female animal found on Parker Cove
An eight-week-old female animal was picked up on Parker Cove on Sept. 8, 2026, according to the City of Olive Branch.
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Bloom, Baby Joins Hernando Chamber and Unveils Mobile Flower Bar
Bloom, Baby has joined the Hernando Main Street Chamber of Commerce and unveiled a mobile flower bar, according to the chamber.
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Olive Branch police lieutenant recognized for 15 years of service
The Olive Branch Police Department congratulated Lt. Travis Cline on 15 years of dedicated service to the department and the city.
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Lieutenant Shelia Mynatt recognized for 31 years of service
The Olive Branch Police Department congratulated Lieutenant Shelia Mynatt for 31 years of dedicated service to the department and the city of Olive Branch, Mississippi.
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Northwest Mississippi Community College launches Centennial Circle fundraising group
The Centennial Circle will include 100 individuals, families, alumni, businesses and organizations asked to give or pledge $10,000 each toward a goal of at least $1 million.
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