There’s nothing quite like getting up early on a Saturday morning and going out for a little run… and getting color tossed about at you along the way.
The developer of planned upscale lofts and residential units at the site of a largely vacant lot located to the rear and across a narrow creek of an architect's office and adjacent to a nondescript office complex is an improvement to the area just off the historic town square in Hernando.
Cold water temperatures may have contributed to the drowning death of a Southaven teenager who died in a Horn Lake Creek on Friday night, according to DeSoto County authorities.
Two people died with a third person remaining in very critical condition and in declining health following a wreck on Interstate 55 over the weekend.
Hunter Rochester has been named as the Stroud Law Firm's $1,500 scholarship winner due to his winning essay. The scholarship was presented by Philip A. Stroud, principal attorney with the firm. He is the son of David and Leslie Rochester of Nesbit. Hunter is a graduate of Snowden School in M…
The National Day of Prayer will be celebrated Thursday, May 3 on the DeSoto County Courthouse lawn on the historic Hernando Square in Hernando. Tina Tatum, coordinator of the event, said the observation will take place at 6 p.m. on the courthouse lawn. Tatum was recognized by the DeSoto Coun…
Third-grader Emma Claire Anderson of Hernando Hills Elementary School led the DeSoto County School District Board of Education in the Pledge of Allegiance at its Thursday, April 19 meeting. Students are routinely asked to lead the meeting in the pledge during the school year.
DeSoto County Museum Director Brian Hicks gave Rotary Club of Hernando members a sneak peek at an upcoming exit that opens the first week in May on women in baseball from the late 1800s through the 1950s and the modern era. Hicks said the exhibit will feature rare memorabilia.
The stage is set for Southaven to celebrate its 38th birthday, and as it has been in the past, it’s going to be a quite a party.
The alleged robber who held up a Hernando title loans business has been arrested in Illinois and is awaiting extradition back to Mississippi, according to Hernando Police Chief Scott Worsham.
Northpoint Christian School senior Sarah Ann Flowers, 18, received the surprise of her life during an award ceremony at the FedEx Center in Memphis when she was named the 2018 Outstanding Youth Award winner for the YMCA of Memphis and the Mid-South.
Olive Branch aldermen Tuesday night voted to approve a rezoning request for a piece of property adjacent to the Asbury Place subdivision, but tabled for two weeks another request connected to the first one to allow developers time to meet with the homeowners’ association that is responsible …
Music has a special way of touching people's hearts and drawing them closer to a spiritual encounter with God.
Interstate 269, the nation's newest transportation corridor, is expected to open this fall — specifically during the time frame of September through November with a targeted date of Sept. 20 eyed by MDOT officials.
Among the famous lines from the baseball movie “Field of Dreams,” along with “If you build it, he will come,” is the line that Ray Kinsella said, “We’re keeping this field.”
Hernando police are on the lookout for an unidentified black male suspect who allegedly robbed the Money Matters Store at 38 West Commerce Street in Hernando at gunpoint late Tuesday afternoon.
Four local students were recognized for exhibits in microbiology during a regional science fair held at the University of Mississippi in Oxford. They were among hundreds of high school and middle school students who excelled in local science fairs and have a chance to enter state competition…
Marcus Dupree was the subject of an award-winning book by the late Mississippi author Willie Morris, "The Courting of Marcus Dupree" which chronicled recruiting one of the top high school football players in the nation.
The Career Technology Center West student population at the CTC West facility in Horn Lake will grow by at least 90 to 100 additional students next year and Principal Allyson Killough said that's an indication that the market is strong for what used to be known as vocational students — an ol…
A DeSoto Central High School senior remains held after U.S. Magistrate Judge Roy Percy denied him bail on charges of making threats on the internet.
A group of 4-H team members will travel to compete on the world stage at the FIRST Tech World Championship in Houston, Texas on Tuesday.
Southaven city officials are about to add a new police station to serve the western part of Mississippi’s third-largest city.
The DeSoto County Sheriff’s Department has announced that investigators arrested an elementary school teacher’s assistant on charges of fondling a student.
For several years, the Civil Air Patrol (CAP) has helped put “wings” on teenagers seeking to learn more about aviation with an emphasis on leadership. At the same time both cadet and command squadrons have assisted authorities in emergency situations, such as search and rescue events.
She wants to save the world, one soul at a time.
Track and special athletes from across DeSoto County turned out to participate in the annual Special Olympics Mississippi Area 16 Track and Field Competition at DeSoto Central High School.
Track and special athletes from across DeSoto County turned out to participate in the annual Special Olympics Mississippi Area 16 Track and Field Competition at DeSoto Central High School.
Seniors in high school who are 18 years-old and registered to vote have a unique opportunity—they can learn about the electoral process and earn extra cash while in training and working at the polls as student election clerks for the June 5th election.
The City of Hernando is among nine membership renewals accepted in the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality’s enHance program for the 2018 year.
Horn Lake city officials will know more about whether or not the City of Memphis will continue to treat Horn Lake's sewage following a meeting of the Horn Lake Creek Interceptor Sewage District Board which was slated to meet Wednesday night.
Pastor Mike Higgins with Heartland Hands displays a van full of items collected during the Pack the Pantry softball game between DeSoto Central and Southaven high schools on Tuesday, April 10. Fans attending the game were encouraged to bring items to help Heartland Hands replenish its supplies.
DeSoto County's annual Spring Cleanup is this Saturday, April 14 but the entire week that follows through April 22 is considered Spring Cleanup in DeSoto County.
For patients at a DeSoto County hospital who need intensive care, a new program is providing an extra set of eyes to monitor them, even if a bedside manner is not immediately available.
Students at DeSoto Central High School in Southaven are spending time in front of video screens today, but not to check up on the hottest music trends.
U.S. Highway 51 is getting a long awaited make-over, according to officials with the Waggoner Engineering firm, headquartered in Hernando.
Vickey McLendon presented the Mayor and Board of Aldermen in Hernando with a certificate of appreciation for their efforts in relocating and supporting the DeSoto Arts Council in the Arts Council's new headquarters inside the old city hall. Receiving the honor on behalf of the board are Ward…
Rising floodwaters and damaging erosion have caused DeSoto County officials to issue an emergency road and bridge closure to a one-mile section of the still uncompleted new Fogg Road Bridge.
Southaven aldermen this week talked about the condition of the city’s streets along with Mayor Darren Musselwhite, who said he would be using additional money to further catch up, as the mayor termed it, what in some areas of the city is called the horrific condition of the roadways.
The state of health care in America is changing and much of the change includes expanded health care services in rapidly developing markets.
A faith-based forum aimed at fighting the deadly opioid epidemic sweeping the nation is slated for April 15 at Hernando United Methodist Church.
It’s hard not to get swept up in the enthusiasm Stacy Dodd has for other people and for helping other people. His excitement for caring and coming to aid others is infectious.
On the day that slain civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was being remembered by thousands gathered in Memphis, DeSoto County's pre-eminent civil rights pioneer and political science professor, Dr. Leslie-Burl McLemore of Walls, was speaking to a small audience at the University…
DeSoto County has consistently ranked high in most rankings as far as quality of life, health and education are concerned and now the state's fastest-growing county can add another feather in its cap.
During the past few years Southaven, Mississippi’s third-largest city, has designated specific business areas of the community by name, such as the West End District and the Snowden District.
Traffic became snarled for most of Wednesday morning into the afternoon when an 18-wheeler fuel tanker truck rolled over at the bridge above I-55 at Goodman Road where Southaven and Horn Lake joined. Goodman Road was closed in both directions for the morning through mid-afternoon. Some of th…
A bubbly personality, but with a humble heart and a passion to help kids and support teachers, is the makeup of this year’s DeSoto County Schools (DCS) Parent of the Year.
A bed and breakfast in a tranquil, wooded area known as Delta Crest near Eudora received a three-year conditional use permit along with a list of variances and conditions following action by the DeSoto County Board of Supervisors on Monday.
Former Southaven alderman Ronnie Hale Monday changed his plea from not guilty to guilty on child pornography charges.
Charles Barkley, retired Hall of Fame basketball player, Emmy Award-winning studio analyst and author, recently donated $250,000 to the Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi to empower a new African-American history initiative for high school students throughout Mississippi and Alabama.
A cemetery tour by candlelight among historic gravesites may seem like the setting for a Hollywood horror movie, but one such tour takes place far from California and involves history rather than horror.
