Friday sports page: Hernando, Olive Branch girls advance to quarters
Hernando and Olive Branch girls’ teams advanced to the state quarterfinals with Friday victories.
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Barton cancels outdated Iron Mountain contracts, prioritizes public safety
Iron Mountain is a company that manages a data storage facility located 220 feet underground in a former limestone mine in Boyers, Pennsylvania.
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Arkabutla Lake levels expected to surpass 220 feet as Spring flood season begins
The Corps has been maintaining the lake at approximately 204 feet to reduce pressure on the dam and to complete repairs.
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Lynn Jones: The need for genuine love
There is a hunger for genuine love in our lives.
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Deputy ruled justified in officer-involved shooting
A SWAT team was attempting to execute an arrest warrant on behalf of the Drug Enforcement Administration.
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Museum to observe Black History with exhibit, symposium
The symposium will recognize various DeSoto County African Americans for their roles in labor, the Labor Movement, and honor a group of medical pioneers.
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Thursday sports page: Trojan trio sign to play college football
Cascio, Jennings, and Soriano sign to play college football next season.
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Powerball drawings generate two Mississippi millionaires
Feb. 13, 2025-Two Mississippi Lottery players are now millionaires after a Powerball ticket purchased in Mendenhall won $2 million two
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MDOT launches Rules of the Road campaign
MDOT aims to address commonly broken or misunderstood traffic rules and highlight fun facts about traffic through the campaign.
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McLendon to propose redistricting map to keep Hernando in one district
What concerns Hernando voters is that the proposed redistricting under the resolution would divide the city into different Senate districts in the effort to form a majority minority district.
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