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The Jackson County Sheriff's Department listed three theft complaints, a fraud or scam complaint and one arrest in its report.
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Friday evening’s Mississippi briefing: a nearly $13 million Yellow Creek Port project, UMMC research training, storms, Oxford travel changes, DeSoto EMS jobs and Pontotoc’s Bodock Festival.
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The City of Tupelo Mayor’s Office reflected on shared memories of Sept. 11, 2001, and the lasting impact of the day on the nation.
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Teachers in DeSoto, Marshall and Tate counties can be nominated for a giveaway offering a new 2027 Kia Seltos as the prize.
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The Mississippi Waterfowl Conservation Summit brought together conservation stakeholders to discuss the future of waterfowl and wetlands in the state.
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The Southaven Chamber shared a Fun Friday reel joking about workplace besties, loyalty and its “Relationships Create Commerce” theme.
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Little Jamaica will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday, September 14, in Southaven’s West End, according to the Southaven Chamber of Commerce.
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Little Jamaica Southaven will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday, September 14, in Southaven’s West End, according to the chamber.
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A Friday night pickleball kickoff party in Southaven will benefit Ronald McDonald House Charities and include a $3,000 Moneyball Tournament.
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Beth Snow of Back Office Guru will lead an MSBX workshop Sept. 17 on using business financials to guide decisions about pricing, expenses and growth.
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Southaven honors the victims and heroes of 9/11 and calls for continued community kindness inspired by the unity that followed.
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Azalea Commons expressed appreciation to the police department, which thanked the community for the gesture and its kindness.
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Baldwyn High School moved its homecoming ceremony to the gym because of possible rain and lightning and canceled the parade because of rain.
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The BHS Homecoming ceremony was moved to the gym at 6:15 p.m. because of possible rain and lightning, while the parade was canceled because of rain.
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BHS moved its Homecoming ceremony indoors to 6:15 p.m. because of possible rain and lightning and canceled the parade because of rain.
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Baldwyn Elementary School kindergarten classes shared breakfast with their Bearcat grandparents, the school district said.
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Baldwyn School District highlighted students’ participation in its Throw Back Thursday dress-up day and invited additional photo submissions from the community.
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