Olive Branch getting ready to Light the Way
It’s the first time for the Light the Way Ministry to come to DeSoto County and the Mid-South.
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DCA students learn better home appreciation in model project
Students at DeSoto Christian Academy in Olive Branch have headed home for the summer and some of the students now have a better appreciation of the homes that are in their neighborhood.
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Monday sports: Tigers claw past Lewisburg to reach state softball
The MHSAA 6A state fast-pitch softball championship pairing is set and it will be South Panola against Northwest Rankin, starting Wednesday at the University of Southern Mississippi.
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Hoops rule change eliminates bonus free throw in high school
High school basketball fans will no longer be hearing the phrase, “bonus free throw,” or “one and one,” starting this coming season.
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Corps of Engineers assessing Arkabutla conditions, solutions
Winders expects repairs to take 2-3 years. This is an issue that won’t be fixed before the end of the week.
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Podiatrist sentenced in foot bath fraud scheme
Marion Shaun Lund, D.P.M., 54, of Batesville, owned and operated a podiatry clinic, as well as an in-house pharmacy.
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Cousins guilty on felony charges connected with Capitol breach
Thomas Harlen Smith, 44, of Mathiston, Mississippi, was found guilty of 11 charges, including nine felony counts and two misdemeanors.
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Wicker: Responds to the end of Title 42
When I visited the border in March, I described the situation as President Biden’s self-inflicted wound. For years, he has decided to abdicate responsibility.
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Garden club meets at Botanic Garden
The May meeting of the DeSoto Civic Garden Club was held at the Memphis Botanic Garden in Memphis.
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McRae: Playing by the rules
I understand there is a lack of equitable, affordable housing across this country and low credit scores are a hurdle when buying a home. This new rule, however, changes none of that.
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