New Albany Fire/Rescue post focuses on retaining first responders
A New Albany Fire/Rescue post says retaining first responders requires fair conditions, dependable equipment, manageable schedules and responsive leadership.
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New Albany Fire/Rescue thanked for support during Tallahatchie Riverfest
New Albany Fire/Rescue was thanked for helping food vendors and supporting operations during this year’s Tallahatchie Riverfest.
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Robins Street Art Stroll moving indoors to Downtown Tupelo conference center
The Robins Street Art Stroll will be held indoors Oct. 3 at The Huntington Bank Conference Center in Downtown Tupelo, organizers said.
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Parking notice issued ahead of New Albany High homecoming parade
Vehicles should be cleared from Bankhead Street by 3 p.m. ahead of tomorrow’s New Albany High School homecoming parade and pep rally.
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Miller Road bridge over U.S. 78 in DeSoto County reopens
The Miller Road bridge over U.S. 78 in DeSoto County has reopened after MDOT bridge repair work along Highway 78.
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Olive Branch Citizens Police Academy class visits firing range
Olive Branch Citizens Police Academy Class 34 visited a firing range, trained with SWAT members and observed drone operations.
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Rain chances expected to rise this weekend
Rain chances are expected to increase significantly this weekend before tapering off early next week, the National Weather Service said.
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Southaven police celebrate Sergeant Jonathan Ellis’ retirement
The Southaven Police Department celebrated Sergeant Jonathan Ellis’ retirement after a career spanning patrol, SWAT, training and narcotics.
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Greenville Fire Department promotes several firefighters
The Greenville Fire Department promoted several firefighters to new ranks in a ceremony joined by Mayor Errick D. Simmons.
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Olive Branch basketball registration open for children ages 7-12
Olive Branch Parks and Recreation is accepting basketball registration for boys and girls ages 7-12, with an eligibility cutoff of Jan. 1, 2027.
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Olive Branch dispatcher Kristy Bryant recognized for five years of service
Olive Branch Emergency Communications dispatcher Kristy Bryant is being recognized for five years of service to the police department and city.
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Tunica County sheriff, DEA to host Prescription Drug Take Back Day Oct. 24
Tunica County sheriff’s office and the DEA will host National Prescription Drug Take Back Day Saturday, Oct. 24, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Tupelo High School Band places second at Conquistador Classic
The Tupelo High School Band placed second overall and won three major categories at the Conquistador Classic.
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Greenville schedules Public Works Committee meeting for Sept. 30, 2026
Greenville announced a Public Works Committee meeting for Wednesday, Sept. 30, 2026.
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Greenville mayor urges residents to turn kindness into action
Greenville Mayor Errick D. Simmons urged residents to turn love and kindness into actions on National Love People Day.
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Dry, Breezy Conditions Bring Limited Fire Danger
Dry and occasionally breezy conditions this afternoon will bring limited fire danger, with caution advised for outdoor burning.
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