The Southaven Chamber of Commerce presented its annual awards during its final quarterly luncheon of the year Wednesday at the Landers Center. Businesses and individuals making an impact in the community were recognized. University of Mississippi Chancellor Dr. Jeffrey Vitter was the keynote…
The Horn Lake Chamber of Commerce celebrated its 25th anniversary with an anniversary luncheon held at First Choice Catering on Scott Blvd. A number of awards were presented and First Choice's John Woods, an original part of the Horn Lake Chamber, spoke on the organization's importance to th…
The Hernando Chamber of Commerce's Third Quarterly Luncheon featured the owner/manager one of the nation's top small bookstores, Steve Iwanski of Greenwood. Jody Woody was named Ambassador of the Quarter.
Arts in the Alley, sponsored by the Olive Branch Arts Council, recently featured a free outdoor art gallery, located next the Chamber of Commerce, in addition to great food and festivities for arts patrons and friends of the visual arts.
Women from across the Mid-South came together for a Christian conference at the Landers Center in Southaven. Jill Freeze, wife of former coach Hugh Freeze, presented her testimony and others shared their faith before hundreds of women attending the event.
Baptist Memorial Hospital-DeSoto presented information about its expanded Emergency Department facilities during the recent Southaven Chamber of Commerce Quarterly Luncheon at the Landers Center.
Delta State University alumni came together for their annual DSU Alumni Gathering at the BankPlus Banquet Room to reminisce about college days and renew bonds and relationships. The DSU Alumni Gathering is one of the largest in the North Mississippi area.
Southern Thunder Bike Night roared and rumbled to the sounds of great rock 'n' roll recently at Southern Thunder Harley Davidson in Southaven. The event is held every third Friday of the month. Almost Famous Memphis rocked the crowd from underneath the water tower. Grillmaster Chew out of Me…
Friends and local community leaders recently helped celebrate the accomplishments of departing Horn Lake Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Varina Hopper, who has moved with family back to East Tennessee.
The Byhalia Area Chamber of Commerce was host to the 10th annual Sounds of Summer Festival on June 2. Hundreds brought their lawn chairs and enjoyed the all-day event.
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