Event set for April 11; organizers thank annual sponsors
Event organizers announced the date as April 11 and thanked annual sponsors for year-round support, saying it helps families keep their pets through difficult times.
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Event organizers announced the date as April 11 and thanked annual sponsors for year-round support, saying it helps families keep their pets through difficult times.
Read MoreParticipants in Olive Branch’s Citizens’ Police Academy Class 33 toured the DeSoto County Adult Detention Center and met Sheriff Thomas E. Tuggle II, the Olive Branch Police Department said.
Read MoreThe Southaven Chamber of Commerce said the Community Easter Egg Hunt & Photo Stop Trail is underway, inviting residents to visit participating businesses, take photos and tag posts with #sccegghunt2026 for a chance to win a grand prize gift basket.
Read MoreThe Hernando Main Street Chamber of Commerce thanked the DeSoto County Economic Development Council after a luncheon featuring Heidi Smith, vice president for economic development at the Tennessee Valley Authority, the chamber said.
Read MoreOrganizers asked residents on social media to suggest vendors, food trucks and activities for the Hernando Water Tower Festival and teased a new attraction, they said.
Read MoreThe City of Olive Branch said the police department is recruiting community-minded candidates and offers competitive salaries, a lateral transfer program and a take-home car option. Applications and details are available online.
Read MoreThe Southaven Chamber of Commerce said its February Coffee With a Member networking event took place at Club Pilates Snowden Grove and featured sponsorship from Kayla Wrezinski and Coffee Central.
Read MoreA chamber’s social media post said Texas Roadhouse will host a Dine and Donate tonight from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m., with 10% of tickets benefiting the LC Gator Band. The offer applies to dine-in and to-go orders when the flyer is shown.
Read MorePars and Pints said it held a soft opening in February and began full operations in March at Silo Square. The business said it offers food, golf simulators and a family-friendly social atmosphere.
Read MoreSouthaven’s water system received a perfect 100 score from the Mississippi State Department of Health, the city’s mayor said in a blog post. The evaluation rated drinkability, capacity, system management and municipal finances.
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