Memphis Commercial Appeal - Sat Nov 28
Justin White of Olive Branch loads his purchases on Friday morning after waiting in line since 9 p.m. Thursday.
Guidelines ban fraternizingHattiesburg American - Fri Nov 27
The DeSoto County School Board has adopted guidelines to prohibit inappropriate activity between teachers and students.
Southaven church fills plates, fulfills mission with bounty of volunteersMemphis Commercial Appeal - Thu Nov 26
Ables has been a part of the church's cooking team from the start of the outreach five years ago, when about 20 people prepared turkey dinners in a pastor's kitchen.
Guidelines ban fraternizing with studentsWDAM-TV Hattiesburg - Thu Nov 26
The DeSoto County School Board has adopted guidelines to prohibit inappropriate activity between teachers and students.
Horn Lake Middle students collecting pennies for Holocaust projectMemphis Commercial Appeal - Wed Nov 25
Teacher Susan Powell watches as Brittany Munsey pours collected pennies with help from fellow seventh-graders Jonathan Sevigney and Danny Pauta.
Walls police chief resignsMemphis Commercial Appeal - Wed Nov 25
Walls Police Chief Chris Sing has resigned and Mayor Gene Alday, the previous chief, will fill the dual roles for the time being.
Police chief guilty of disorderly conductThe Clarion-Ledger - Wed Nov 25
Clarksdale Police Chief Gregory Hoskins has been found guilty of three counts of disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after an incident at a Southaven store this summer.
Olive Branch police increase presence at storesCommercial Appeal - Wed Nov 25
Olive Branch police officers stepped up patrols around the Wal-Mart and Camp Creek Boulevard corridors Tuesday because of reports of auto burglaries.
DeSoto County school system adopts policy for teachersCommercial Appeal - Wed Nov 25
In the wake of two recent incidents involving alleged inappropriate activity between teachers and students, DeSoto County school board members Tuesday enacted policies aimed at heading off future problems.
Counterfeiter Hits Horn LakeWREG - Tue Nov 24
A counterfeiter is turning ten dollar bills into hundreds. So far only two of the phony bills have turned up in Horn Lake, Mississippi, but police are concerned it's only a matter of time before they find more.
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