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Driving school celebrates record day with two graduates

Driving Ms. Amy, LLC celebrated a record day with two graduates, including Jacob, who completed his final drive and is pursuing a hardship license.

Registration is open for DeSoto Family Theatre’s 9th Annual Putt for the Arts Golf Tournament on Oct. 26 at Cherokee Valley Golf Club.

Mayor Ken Adams and the Olive Branch Board of Aldermen sponsored a 9/11 Stair Climb in memory of those who died 25 years ago.

Apple has recognized New Albany Middle School as a distinguished school for continuous innovation in teaching and learning.

Elevated heat stress will continue through Wednesday, with afternoon heat indices reaching 105°F to 110°F along and west of I-55.

Michael Murphy has been promoted to K-9 sergeant with the Olive Branch Police Department after nearly two decades in law enforcement.

Greenville voter registration locations are open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. for registrations and updates, with a gas-card drawing while supplies last.

The Union County Heritage Museum hosted New Haven for a lesson on Gee’s Bend quilts and a quilt-block activity inspired by their designs.

Mississippi residents must register by Oct. 5 to vote in the Nov. 3 election, according to the City of Olive Branch.

A revitalization project is planned along Greenville’s Great River Road, with multiple organizations listed as part of the effort.