SHRA to host free webinar on building drug-free workplaces
SHRA will host a free webinar Wednesday, June 24, featuring Stacy Dodd of Woodland Recovery Center on creating and maintaining a drug-free workplace.
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SHRA will host a free webinar Wednesday, June 24, featuring Stacy Dodd of Woodland Recovery Center on creating and maintaining a drug-free workplace.
Read MoreLK Creations said it sold more than 210 items in four hours after the Sunset on the Square event was canceled because of weather. The business thanked customers and the Hernando Main Street Chamber of Commerce for support.
Read MoreThe Olive Branch Police Department extended condolences to the Memphis Police Department and the family of Officer Daniel Adams after his death in an off-duty accident, the department said.
Read MoreSgt. Iyonna Ellis completed the Certified Investigator Program at NMLETC Tupelo after logging more than 200 hours of training, the department said.
Read MoreThe Panola County Sheriff’s Office said D.A.R.E. Camp’s Day 2 included hunter education on firearm safety and Day 3 ended with a trip to a trampoline park.
Read MoreM5 Productions will present Bucking in the Branch at Magnolia Park in Olive Branch, with gates opening at 5 p.m. and the event starting at 7 p.m., Mayor Ken Adams said. Tickets are available on 901 TIX or at the gate, Adams added.
Read MoreClub360 said small-group workouts in Hernando and Horn Lake can help members stay motivated by finding workout partners. Class schedules are available on the program’s app, the organization said.
Read MoreThe City of Hernando says the farmers market will run Saturdays from April 25 through Oct. 31 on the historic town square and offers an interactive map for visitors.
Read MoreModern Woodmen said life insurance cannot replace a father’s love but can help ease financial stress for families after an unexpected death. The organization directs people to find a local financial representative on its website.
Read MoreThe Olive Branch Police Department named Officer Bee Eller Dugan its Officer of the Month for May 2026, crediting her with professionalism, leadership and dedication to the community, the department said.
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