McLendon, Kitchens, outline their agenda as new Hernando aldermen
Both McLendon and Kitchens, along with Mayor Chip Johnson and the returning board members, get right to work Tuesday evening.
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Johnson, Board of Aldermen sworn into office at Hernando Sunday
The new board will get right to work Tuesday night at 6 p.m. in the City Hall board room.
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Aldermen agendas 7.1.2025
Board of Aldermen meetings for the first time since new terms began.
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Dizzy Dean World Series held in Southaven
Over 100 teams of all ages were competing for championships.
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DuPree retires from Olive Branch Chamber, begins consulting business
DuPree believes her experience allows her to offer her acquired expertise to other organizations.
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A 99-year-old WW2 veteran is getting a new home after he lost his in a Mississippi tornado earlier this year
HOLLY SPRINGS, Miss. — Drew “Preacher” Smith, a 99-year-old U.S. Army veteran and World War II hero who served under
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Amateur radio hams spend weekend on the mic
Radio Field Day is a national event that is held every fourth weekend of June.
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Retiring mayor celebrated at surprise retirement party
Latimer’s public career has been defined by conservative fiscal stewardship and a strong alignment with the community’s heritage and values.
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Kirkley reaches rare career home selling level
A portion of the commission Kirkley receives from each sale goes to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital and to the Destiny Center in Olive Branch.
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Harris: Homeownership Affordability: Know Your Numbers
Mortgage affordability is a critical part of the home buying process, and knowing your numbers is just as important.
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