Mississippi news: Tuesday storm risk, Meridian road work and Hernando music unveiling
Tuesday’s Mississippi briefing: afternoon storm risk, lingering heat, Meridian road work, Hernando’s music unveiling, Gautier hiring and Delta education.
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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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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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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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DeSoto County absentee voting begins for Nov. 3 general election
Absentee in-person voting for DeSoto County’s Nov. 3 general election began Sept. 21 at the Circuit Clerk’s Office in Hernando.
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Jersey Mike’s to hold ribbon-cutting ceremony in Hernando
Jersey Mike’s will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony Wednesday at 10 a.m. before its grand opening in Hernando, according to the local chamber.
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Moore Automotive supports HHS softball team golf tournament
Moore Automotive supported the Hernando High School Softball Team at its second annual golf tournament, the chamber said.
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DeSoto County Agri-Education Center seeks groundskeeping candidates
The DeSoto County Agri-Education Center is seeking general services and groundskeeping candidates for $17-$19 per hour, with applications due Oct. 2.
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Kosciusko defeats Hernando 60-58 in two-overtime game
Kosciusko defeated Hernando 60-58 in a two-overtime game that totaled 118 points and was described as a classic by Blake Levine Sports Reporter.
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DeSoto County EMS seeks part-time paramedics and EMTs
DeSoto County EMS is accepting applications for part-time paramedics and EMTs through Sept. 30, 2026, at 5 p.m., the county said.
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