Lakeland considers adding cameras to stay ahead of crime
Lakeland is considering using video surveillance cameras at busy intersections to fight criminal activity.
Topic: Collierville
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November 2019
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October 2019
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Collierville accepting board and commission applications
Collierville is asking residents willing to serve in the community to apply for boards and commissions.
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Book Nov. 24 for Shelby County’s bicentennial celebration
Shelby County will celebrate 200 years of history Nov. 24 at Shelby Farms.
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Loved ones remembered at Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall
Family and friends remembered loved ones who served visiting the Vietnam Memorial Wall as it stopped in Collierville. Event organizers said 5,000 visited the wall during its stop in the Mid-South.
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Collierville mayor and aldermen to review Quinn Ridge development proposal
John Porter is appealing the Collierville Planning Commission’s rejection of his Quinn Ridge development to the mayor and aldermen. The plan is for 400 lots on 177 acres of family-owned land.
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Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall to stop in Collierville
A replica of the Vietnam Memorial Wall will be in Collierville Thursday through Sunday at Central Church.
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Collierville rejects Quinn Ridge zoning request
John Porter's proposed Quinn Ridge development failed to gain residential zoning approval from Collierville aldermen Monday night, effectively killing the project for now.
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Major Trevor Joseph remembered as a humble hero
Major Trevor Joseph was honored Tuesday for his service in the Army. Joseph served as a medical services officer and medevac pilot.
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Former Collierville attorney convicted of trying to kill his wife denied parole
Fred Wortman, the former Collierville lawyer who tried to kill his wife three times, has been denied parole. He will not be eligible again for a parole hearing until 2026.
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Collierville community brings baseball to special needs through Field of Friends
Collierville community partners came together to help put on a special needs baseball league for children and adults.
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David Pickler receives national honors for education efforts
David Pickler was given national recognition for his work as an advocate for education.
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Collierville aldermen to begin looking for Vaughan replacement on school board
Collierville’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen will begin looking in October at potential replacements for departing school board member Kevin Vaughan.
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Collierville dispatcher given elite distinction
Collierville dispatcher earns distinction for emergency professionals.
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Hook Point Brewing hopes to become Collierville’s first brewery
Hook Point Brewing Co. is confident it will receive town approval and can open near Collierville’s Town Square in 2020. The facility is on Mt. Pleasant Road.
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September 2019
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Collierville Bible Museum plans for future with $15,000 from county
Shelby County Commission awarded $15,000 to Bible Museum on the Square in Collierville. Commissioners David Bradford and Mick Wright supported the idea. Each commissioner has $200,000 they can award in grants.
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Defendants respond to Collierville landfill complaint
Multiple defendants in a Chancery Court complaint against a Collierville landfill have filed responses, denying allegations made by the town.
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Hot air balloon festival coming to Collierville
A hot air balloon festival is planned for next June in Collierville, and organizers are hoping it will become a signature event for the town.
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Collierville Planning Commission uneasy with Quinn Ridge project, fails to endorse it
The proposed Quinn Ridge development failed to gain approval from the Collierville Planning Commission Thursday night. Commissioners said the project did not fit the rural area.
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Collierville to revisit Porter’s Quinn Ridge development
John Porter has submitted a revised plan for his 177-acre Quinn Ridge Development in Collierville's annexation reserve area. The plan is Porter's second attempt for approval for the project.
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August 2019
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Collierville names courtroom after late judge
Town of Collierville's courtroom has been named the William Craig Hall Courtroom. The town adopted a resolution Friday to rename the courtroom after the late judge.
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Collierville to close Frank Road for pipe repair
A portion of Frank Road is closing next week for pipe repairs.
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Latoshia Daniels arraignment reset due to financial trouble
Latoshia Daniels appeared in court for arraignment Wednesday on a homicide charge, but the arraignment was postponed due to financial issues. Daniels is accused of killing Brodes Perry, a pastor at Mississippi Boulevard Christian Church.
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Collierville to stop accepting glass for recycling
Glass is being phased out of Collierville's recycling system over the next four months.
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Collierville celebrates first day of school under leadership of new superintendent
New Collierville Superintendent Gary Lilly welcomed students back to school Monday. He greeted students and talked with teachers to kick off the 2019 academic year.
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Collierville votes to annex 105 acres into town
Collierville is annexing 105 acres into town Sept. 1.
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