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City officials said Olive Branch Aviation showcased developments at Taylor Field during a meeting with the Mayor’s Youth Council, and noted the airport’s history and busy status in Mississippi.
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Mayor Ken Adams warned that material dumped into storm drains flows directly into waterways and urged residents to take simple daily steps to reduce stormwater pollution.
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Mayor Ken Adams said the Olive Branch Farmers Market will return to the front lawn of City Hall this summer. Prospective vendors and pop-up hosts were directed to the market website or an email address for more information.
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Work is under way to restore a field at Renasant Park into native habitat after a grant from the Mississippi Outdoor Stewardship Trust Fund, project organizers said.
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The Hernando Main Street Chamber of Commerce is accepting vendor applications for this year’s Hernando Water Tower Festival and says interested parties must apply by email.
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Northwest Mississippi Community College said it hosted the AMCCCM Mississippi Community College Choral Festival last Thursday and Friday, bringing students from community colleges across the state and the University of Memphis together for performances and collaboration.
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Southaven Young Professionals are asking businesses and individuals to sponsor students and exhibit at the LeaderSYP Conference to help equip teens and young adults with workplace skills, organizers said.
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Mississippi legislators have advanced a bill to change how the state allocates opioid settlement funds, removing restrictions on local government spending and increasing legislative oversight.
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Legislation to establish a separate water authority for Jackson’s water and sewer systems has cleared the Mississippi legislature and moves to Gov. Tate Reeves for consideration. The bill outlines board appointments and operational requirements.
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A proposed Mississippi bill would make joint custody the default in divorce cases, prompting criticism from judges and family lawyers who say it could harm children and challenge the state’s constitutional authority.
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