Friday sports: Jaguars move on with walk off win over Tupelo
DeSoto Central moved on to the second round of the state baseball playoffs.
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Financial Literacy: Debt Collection Rules and Regulations
Not knowing critical information can possibly do great harm to you when you are trying to complete financial transactions and you don’t have all the information you need to make a critical decision.
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Northwest celebrates 13 instructors completing ACUE certification
ACUE’s mission is student success through exceptional teaching.
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Jaguars, Gator named to all-star baseball roster
Players from DeSoto Central and Lake Cormorant were named to the 5A/6A North roster for the 2023 D.M. Howie Mississippi High School All-Star Baseball Games, to be played in early June.
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May 2023 Wild Hog Control Program Application Period
The Mississippi Department of Agriculture and Commerce (MDAC) will begin accepting a new round of applications for its Wild Hog Control Program (WHCP) on Monday, May 1.
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Thursday sports: Lady Patriots take series lead
Lewisburg took a 1-0 lead in the MHSAA 6A second-round softball playoffs best-of-three series Thursday night with a 9-4 victory over Tupelo in eight innings at Tupelo.
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Bomb squad called after suspicious package found in Southaven
Bomb squad called after suspicious package found in Southaven. Police request you avoid the area. Southaven police posted the following
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Conger Park Playground damaged by fallen tree
The longstanding center of the park has now been closed as city officials assess the damage and start to plan for its repair.
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Volunteering makes our world better
MWR is an all-volunteer, non-profit means of assisting hundreds of injured and orphaned birds and animals.
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TRIO holds annual scholars reception
TRIO Student Support Services is a federally-funded program to help improve student retention, graduation rates, financial literacy, and overall academic success. TRIO-SSS offers free academic and engagement activities for qualified students.
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