hernando 63 | DeSoto County News

Hernando Mayor’s Relief Fund started

Storm recovery has been going well but a small area of the city remains in significant need of help.

Government offices to close for Independence Day.

Fireworks will be set off in DeSoto County cities around the Fourth of July again this year to celebrate America’s birthday.

Power has been restored in the Hernando area after recent storms swept through and caused extensive damage.

Harrison became part of the team under what is called a USL Academy contract and will be with 901 FC for the remainder of the season.

Books and POP Bucks will be available on a first come, first serve basis to the first 100 children, starting at 10 a.m.

The east side of Northern Street, or East Northern Street, is the area in greatest need, according to city officials.

The new trees being added are Bald Cypresses, Tupelo Blackgums, Red Maples, Willow Oaks, Redbuds, and Yoshino Cherry Trees.

Stormy weather greeted DeSoto County for Father’s Day Sunday with Hernando and Olive Branch areas the most affected.

Aldermen, supervisors meeting agendas.