Pittman: Physical Therapy Best First Choice for Knee Pain
Pittman Physical Therapy said in a recent newsletter that most people experience knee pain and should consider physical therapy as the first treatment option.
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Pittman Physical Therapy said in a recent newsletter that most people experience knee pain and should consider physical therapy as the first treatment option.
Read MoreA travel promotional description spotlights Key West’s pastel sunsets and attractions such as Duval Street, Ernest Hemingway’s home and Mallory Square.
Read MoreOrganizers announced plans for the seventh annual Women in Business Luncheon, saying the event will feature lunch, networking and business-focused conversation. Registration is open online.
Read MoreWalk-On’s in Southaven said in a social media post that it was voted DeSoto County’s Best Sports Bar for 2025 and thanked customers for their support.
Read MoreThe account @bladebabesaesthetics promoted brows, lip blushing and other beauty services, but a platform notice said the post is no longer available.
Read MoreThe Hernando Main Street Chamber of Commerce said it celebrated a ribbon cutting for LK Creations, the retirement of a longtime member named Pam and a groundbreaking for Southern Pediatric Therapy.
Read MoreThe Southaven Chamber said Pinpoints Travel will sponsor a B2B PM on Thursday, April 2, with travel advisor Chris Stella hosting at the chamber office.
Read MoreThe Panola County Sheriffโs Office announced it joined the nationwide OffenderWatch sex offender registry network, allowing data sharing with other agencies and offering residents free email alerts and a mobile app.
Read MoreCity Hall and other nonemergency municipal offices in Olive Branch will be closed Friday, April 3, in observance of Good Friday and the Easter holiday, Mayor Ken Adams said. Emergency services and garbage collection will not be affected, he said.
Read MoreThe Hernando Parks and Recreation Department said its front office may be temporarily unavailable by phone on Friday, March 27, and asked callers to leave voicemail or use online resources.
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