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Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday, March 10, DeSoto County government said. Voters can see who is on the ballot and find their polling place on the county’s websites, the notice posted by Olive Branch Mayor Ken Adams said.
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Desoto County Emergency Services advised Olive Branch residents to review safety plans, charge devices and sign up for local alerts ahead of possible severe spring weather.
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The House approved SB 2369 on Tuesday by a 92-22 vote, sending the measure to Gov. Tate Reeves. Supporters say it will help the state collect overdue child support by intercepting certain gambling winnings.
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The Mississippi Senate on Tuesday approved a revised version of House Bill 1665 aimed at increasing transparency and changing reimbursement rules for pharmacy benefit managers, passing the measure 44-7. Supporters say the bill will help independent and rural pharmacists; opponents warn it could raise costs for businesses and state health plans.
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Incumbent Republican U.S. Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith and Democrat Scott Colom won their party primaries Tuesday and will face off in November, while Mississippi’s congressional incumbents largely prevailed, Mississippi Today reported.
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Buon Cibo said it is celebrating its 15th anniversary and credited community support and staff for its growth. The restaurant also said its newest project, Cheebo, grew out of that support.
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The Hernando Main Street Chamber of Commerce told members a renewal is an opportunity to stay connected, visible and engaged and encouraged businesses to share events and promotions.
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The Southaven Chamber of Commerce said it has welcomed Bangers Pickleball, a new facility at 6787 Snowden Lane that features courts, a restaurant and three bars.
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The Mississippi state permit board approved xAI’s plan to build 41 turbines despite protests over noise and emissions from Southaven residents, raising environmental and health concerns.
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Clarksdale officials discussed a proposal to rezone land for a data center, but the decision was tabled amid community concerns and debate over environmental and economic impacts.
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