Olive Branch hosts 2026 Trunk-Or-Treat event in Old Towne
The City of Olive Branch invites residents to its annual Trunk-Or-Treat on October 29, featuring a movie and trunk decorations. Registration deadline is October 16.
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The City of Olive Branch invites residents to its annual Trunk-Or-Treat on October 29, featuring a movie and trunk decorations. Registration deadline is October 16.
Read MoreOrganizers said the Spiritual Care Network of the Midsouth will hold its official ribbon-cutting ceremony tomorrow at the Ranger Center and will provide lunch for attendees.
Read MoreAftrglo Medical Aesthetics said it will mark its fifth anniversary with an all-day celebration and a 5 p.m. photo opportunity, inviting customers to stop in and show support.
Read MoreThe Southaven Chamber of Commerce announced a ribbon‑cutting “tomorrow” to honor Spiritual Care Network’s work linking faith leaders, mental health professionals and recovery resources in DeSoto County.
Read MoreThe Board of Aldermen voted 4-1 in an executive session Tuesday to name Barry Thompson Batesville’s new police chief, The Panolian reported. Chief Dennis Darby is retiring, the newspaper said.
Read MoreMayor Ken Adams and city emergency departments say residents can sign up for Olive Branch-specific alerts by texting olivebranch to 888777 as officials warn of a slight risk for severe storms Wednesday.
Read MoreThe City of Olive Branch said Ryder Parker will join its Public Works Gas Department and that Mayor Ken Adams and the Board of Aldermen welcomed him.
Read MoreThe Hernando Main Street Chamber of Commerce is hiring a director of growth and partnerships to lead membership growth, community engagement and event development, the chamber said. Applicants can view the full job description online and submit resumes to the chamber.
Read MoreMayor Musselwhite said the city has contracted with MZX Tech LLC, an affiliate of SpacexAI, to move the Police/Fire Training Center from Tulane Road to Swinnea Road under a land swap that includes $40 million for new facilities.
Read MoreNorthwest Mississippi Community College said its Ranger Roundup event gave students a preview of the semester and the college thanked attendees, according to a social media post.
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