Side Street introduces fall menu in Hernando
Side Street has introduced a fall menu featuring seasonal teas, shakes and specialty drinks at its Hernando location on Ice Plant Lane.
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Author: Jon Myers
Greenville Higher Education Center celebrates 25 years
Mississippi Delta Community College’s Greenville Higher Education Center marked 25 years of education, workforce development and opportunity in the Delta.
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Legacy New Homes sponsors Hernando Water Tower Festival
Legacy New Homes is a long-time sponsor of the Hernando Water Tower Festival and features homes in several area communities.
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Northwest Mississippi Community College marks Surgical Technologists Week
Northwest Mississippi Community College is recognizing Surgical Technologists Week and honoring its surgical technology students, faculty and alumni.
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Advance tickets offered for $10 through Sept. 30
The Hernando Main Street Chamber of Commerce is offering $10 advance tickets through Sept. 30, with online purchase available.
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HYPE to host Lunch & Learn featuring Sheriff Thomas E. Tuggle
HYPE- Hernando Young Professional’s and Entrepreneurs will host a Lunch & Learn featuring Sheriff Thomas E. Tuggle.
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Hernando to introduce Music Around the Square project
Hernando will introduce Music Around the Square, a seasonal music project funded through ARPA funds provided through the Mississippi Legislature.
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Explorers to meet at Sheriff’s Department for fitness standards session
Explorers will meet tomorrow at 6 p.m. at the Sheriff’s Department to discuss and demonstrate law enforcement physical fitness standards.
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Lauderdale County Sheriff’s Office shares arrest and incident reports
The Lauderdale County Sheriff’s Office shared arrest and incident reports covering Sept. 18 through Sept. 21 and reminded residents to call 911 in emergencies.
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Southaven partners with Welcome Home Mississippi to promote the city as a place to live
Southaven has partnered with Welcome Home Mississippi to highlight the city as a place to live, retire and call home.
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