Main Street Linen Company features Tounia in Bishop Swing Dress
The New Albany Main Street Association highlighted Tounia in a Bishop Swing Dress and thanked customers for shopping locally.
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Mississippi troopers visit schools to connect with students
Mississippi Department of Public Safety troopers visited schools statewide to answer students’ questions and discuss public service.】【。 恒一
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Oxford police thank Taco Shop for bringing lunch
The Oxford MS Police Department thanked Taco Shop for bringing lunch to the department and supporting the community.
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Southaven swears in 36 members of 2026/2027 Mayor’s Youth Council
Southaven’s 2026/2027 Mayor’s Youth Council has 36 students from three high schools and meets monthly to study local government and serve the community.
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Lafayette County officials speak at Flint Hill church on human trafficking
Captain Brad McDonald and Investigator Todd Strange spoke about human trafficking at Flint Hill Missionary Baptist Church, the sheriff’s office said.
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East Mississippi Gives celebration continues on Fifth Street in Meridian
East Mississippi Gives continues with a music-filled celebration on Fifth Street in downtown Meridian. Donations are accepted until midnight.
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DeSoto County leaders mark Constitution Day with ceremony and music
Supervisor Mark Gardner and other area leaders celebrated National Constitution Day, with Gardner playing “The Star Spangled Banner” on trumpet.
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Olive Branch emergency communications phone lines unavailable
Olive Branch emergency communications phone lines are unavailable. 911 is working; reports can be made at 662-892-9400.
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Tallahatchie Riverfest planned for Saturday in downtown New Albany
Tallahatchie Riverfest is scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 26, in downtown New Albany, with live music, shopping, family fun and a free concert on the River Stage.
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Olive Branch Senior Center to host annual Fall Craft Fair
Olive Branch’s annual Fall Craft Fair will feature more than 80 indoor and outdoor vendors at the Senior Center on October 17th, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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