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Driving Ms. Amy LLC said it will offer two-hour driving appointments all day Oct. 5-9 to help students log required hours or pursue hardship licenses. The company said after-school and weekend appointments will be available throughout October.

The City of Olive Branch said Highway 305 at City Park Drive was closed after a crash with injuries but has reopened and traffic is flowing normally.

The Southaven Chamber will hold a member networking coffee Friday, Sept. 25, from 8 to 9 a.m. at Zellner Assurance Group in Southaven, the chamber said.

ACS Steakhouse said it has job openings and is accepting applications online and in person. The restaurant said it has been part of the Hernando community since 2013 and will mark nearly 13 years in November.

Wreaths Across America will hold a wreath-laying at Blocker Cemetery on Saturday, Dec. 12, organizers said. As of the announcement, 244 wreaths remain available for sponsorship at wreathsacrossamerica.org/msbloc.

Mayor Adams and the Board of Aldermen presented the August Mayor’s Award to Olive Branch Fire Department Truck 2 B Shift for rescuing residents and restoring the city’s communications system after a July 4 storm, the city said.

The Spiritual Care Network of the Midsouth said it is working to bridge gaps among mental health providers, addiction recovery professionals and the faith community through collaboration and education. The group’s website lists upcoming meetings and conferences and invites community participation.

The Southaven Chamber of Commerce said it will begin the Mid South Business Exchange podcast Sept. 8 with Beth Snow of Back Office Guru discussing “The 5 Most Important Financial Reports You Need for Your Business.”

Bloom, Baby announced its official ribbon-cutting ceremony is scheduled for 5 p.m. tomorrow at 421 W. Commerce St. Organizers said guests will be able to view the business’s new mobile flower bar.

The City of Olive Branch said its three-court tennis court has reopened as crews continue repairs to City Park following extensive storm damage on July 4.