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Walls organizes holiday parade
Though she's a resident of Memphis, Angeletti Wilkins has always had a soft spot in her heart for small towns.
New Prospect Baptist Church, 310 Miss. 305 N., will have a Christmas Cantata tonight at 6. The program "On This Very Night" is free and open to the public.
Bulletin Board: December 7, 2009
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church, 8161 Germantown Road in Olive Branch, will hold its annual "Cumberland Forest" on Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. and Saturday from 4 to 8 p.m. Included is cabins with crafts for children, music by the contemporary band, cider, cookies and a live, outdoor Nativity scene.
Resident countering crime in Walls
David Dennis, a former Memphian who got fed up with crime there, is concerned about an increase in activity in his Walls neighborhood.
Teen Pleads Guilty to Child Abuse
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - "As far as the nature of the crime, I hope I never see it again," said Desoto County Assistant District Attorney, Steven Jubera.
Bulletin Board for December 2, 2009
DeSoto Hills Baptist Church, 4680 Getwell Road in Southaven, presents its Christmas musical "Carols by Candlelight" Friday at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 6 p.m. Call 890-2452. Horn Lake United Methodist Church, 6890 E. Center Street, is hosting "A Time For Santa" Saturday from 9-11 a.m. Activities include story time, breakfast and picture with Santa.
In brief: Holiday closes offices today
All federal, state, county and municipal offices in DeSoto County will be closed today in observance of Thanksgiving.
The South Mississippi Sun Herald
Clarksdale chief guilty of disorderly conduct
Clarksdale Police Chief Gregory Hoskins has been found guilty of three counts of disorderly conduct and resisting arrest after an incident at a Southaven convenience store this summer.
Swine Flu Shots at DeSoto County Schools
The wait is finally over for DeSoto County schools. The district began giving free swine flu shots to students Tuesday-- nearly a month after originally planned.
Along the road leading out to Walls, MS is an old "school building" with several silos decaying behind it.
The South Mississippi Sun Herald
Mayor says deficit running in sewerage account
Walls Mayor Gene Alday has asked city aldermen to raise sewer rates to cover a deficit that runs about $1,500 to $2,000 a month.
Hughes' lawyers ask for new trial
Attorneys for convicted murderer Carla Hughes say the jury may have held it against the former teacher for not testifying in her own defense.
In Brief: Low bid accepted for sewer project
The DeSoto County Regional Utility Authority, on the recommendation of Waggoner Engineering, accepted the low bid of $8.9 million Tuesday from J.S. Lewis Co.
Desoto Steroid Ring Under Investigation
FOX13 News has learned through multiple sources that a large scale investigation into the trafficking of illegal steroids is taking place in Desoto County.
Utility Authority wins vote to place its name on trail
A move to recognize the DeSoto County Regional Utility Authority on a sign for the county's greenways project sparked a debate Tuesday over the Utility Authority's role in the greenways effort.
DeSoto bulletin board for Oct. 31, 2009
DeSoto Central High School, 2911 Central Pkwy. in Southaven, will have a flea market today, starting at 6:30 a.m. The school's 150-member student band is raising money for a trip to Chicago.
DeSoto bulletin board for Oct. 26, 2009
Getwell Road United Methodist Church, 7875 Getwell Road in Southaven, will have its Harvest Fest and Bonfire on Wednesday.
Walls, Ms Stand-Off Last 10 Hours
It was a long night for Jordan Capers, "We were up about 12:58 last night and heard all the commotion going on and I woke him and told him about the swat being outside." His family lives across the street from where the Desoto County sheriff says 31year-old Alvin Walker's girlfriend called police.
Man found dead in Walls, Miss. after barricading himself in house
A Walls, Miss., man apparently took his own life after barricading himself in a house on Black Oak in Walls on Thursday evening, DeSoto County Sheriff Bill Rasco said.