Pooh celebrates birthday with Mississippi Department of Public Safety
Pooh celebrated his birthday at Mississippi Department of Public Safety headquarters with troopers, officers and other agency personnel.
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Author: Jon Myers
Collection continues for peanut butter and jelly donations in Pontotoc and Bruce
A peanut butter and jelly collection continues for a few more days to support local food pantries in Pontotoc and Bruce.,
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Pontotoc County Chamber Main Street announces remaining Bodock shirts are on sale
Pontotoc County Chamber Main Street says remaining Bodock shirts are on sale and will be sold first come, first served.
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Pontotoc Electric reminds drivers to follow Mississippi Move Over Law
Pontotoc Electric Power Association reminds drivers to slow down and move over safely near crews and vehicles under Mississippi law.
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DeSoto County fall cleanup set for Oct. 10-18, 2026
DeSoto County’s fall cleanup is scheduled for Oct. 10-18, 2026, with a Southaven dumpster and two recycling drop-off locations.
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Tupelo officers join Grace Nation Church for outreach at Nathaniel’s Place
Tupelo officers and Grace Nation Church held a community outreach event at Nathaniel’s Place, where officers visited and played with children.
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Reeves praises Mississippi tourism industry
Tate Reeves said Mississippi’s tourism industry is demonstrating the value of investing in the state’s experiences, places and people.
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Southaven Chamber urges residents to connect local businesses before Oct. 1
The Southaven Chamber of Commerce is seeking local business referrals for its Chamber Connection Challenge, which ends Oct. 1.
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Tupelo police arrest Walnut man on felony shoplifting charge
Tyler L. Camburn, 35, of Walnut, was arrested and charged with felony shoplifting after reported thefts at a Tupelo Lowe’s.
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Mississippi College teams set for busy week of fall competition
Mississippi College teams compete in golf, tennis, volleyball, cross country and soccer at events in several states.
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