Olive Branch awarded $2.3M for conservation project
Olive Branch has received a multimillion grant from The Mississippi Outdoor Stewardship Trust Fund to continue on an ambitious plan for the Lick Creek park.
Olive Branch has received a multimillion grant from The Mississippi Outdoor Stewardship Trust Fund to continue on an ambitious plan for the Lick Creek park.
The Lakeland Board of Commissioners terminated the contract of former City Manager Michael Walker on Nov. 3, citing an “erosion of trust” involving several personnel decisions.
Germantown’s Industrial Development Board heard from a handful of reisdents who oppose a tax incentive for The Standard, the mixed-use development replacing Carrefour at Kirby Woods.
Blaze Jordan, a top prospect in the St. Louis Cardinals organization, took part in the team’s Cards Caravan event in Germantown.
“This is a $300 million regional infrastructure project involving court oversight, multiple jurisdictions, complex engineering, and layered funding sources.”
The middle and high schools are splitting at Lakeland Preparatory next year.
While people in the Memphis area grapple with the real-world effects of xAI’s “rapid execution” in Mississippi, many see a company that is innovating its way to become a major player in the worldwide AI race.
Rachel Davis moved to Collierville because keeping her kids in the district was important. Now she’s seeking election to the suburb’s Board of Education.
Bryant Swing Jr. turned himself in Friday following an investigation of rape at St. George’s outside of school hours.
Lakeland commissioners have approved the city negotiating with a veterans group to locate a new center south of the Interstate 40 and Canada Road interchange.
Local prospect Blaze Jordan along with a newly acquired pitcher and three pitchers who played for the St. Louis Cardinals last season are part of the caravan headed to Germantown.
With the disappearance of trees along one stretch of Wolf River Boulevard, the suburb’s medical corridor should soon get new offices.
Students at Lakeland Prep are preparing for a weekend robotics competition where an outstanding performance could earn them a spot in the state championship next month.
“It’s time, and I’m very happy with my decision. I have no regrets,” Chism said.
Tanger Outlets in DeSoto County will soon be the new home of Pottery Barn.
The death of a Memphis man in custody at a DeSoto County jail has been turned over to state authorities for further investigation.
Twin Bridges Investment plans to extend the suburb’s medical corridor to the west with a pair of 54,000-square-foot office buildings.
The Germantown Board of Mayor and Alderman voted to update rules on alcoholic beverage sales to align better with state law.
The new multipurpose safe room will play a big role for residents, particularly those in unincorporated areas, during — and outside of — severe weather.
The commission initially planned to only pay the back rent for Wanda Halbert’s Shelby County Clerk’s Office, but decided Monday to approve money for future rent, too.
“If I was asking you to give me 300 bucks a month every day for five years and get nothing — what would you do?” one of the property owners said.
Lakeland sees evidence that new home developments could increase in the suburb during 2026.
Germantown is considering amendments to its beer, wine and liquor sale rules — modernizing them and aligning with state law.
Jack Knight is one busy 11-year-old. He’s an athlete, actor and aspiring entrepreneur.
Jessie Medlin brings a lot of history and experience to the DeSoto County Board of Supervisors, and this year he will serve as the body’s president.
The Germantown-based center, which started operating as its own clinic last week, will continue to work closely with Baptist.
The Dashboard Jesus that used to ride on the dashboard of cars 70 years ago has its origins just south of Memphis in the suburb of Walls, Mississippi.
“This is an exciting day, not only in Mississippi’s future, but this is an exciting day for Mississippi’s kids and for Mississippi’s workforce and for Mississippi’s economy,” Gov. Tate Reeves said Thursday about xAI’s new data center in Southaven.
After searching in several locations around Shelby County, a Bartlett resident has decided to open his Play It Again Sports location in his hometown.