Horn Lake News

By William C. Bayne , Memphis Commercial Appeal Wednesday, July 1, 2009 Trash tossed in with storm debris has slowed efforts to dispose of waste from the storms June 12 and 14.

HORN LAKE, Miss. - A man whose body was found in an unnamed lake Saturday died of drowning.

A Hernando man who disappeared last Tuesday night drowned, an autopsy today determined.

A body found in a lake in Horn Lake, Mississippi on Sat., June 27 is believed to be a missing man from the area, officers said.

A body believed to be that of missing Hernando man Robert Hatley was pulled from a lake Saturday morning in Horn Lake.

A dispute over passing out phone numbers at a party resulted in a stabbing in Horn Lake Monday morning.

HORN LAKE, MS a ' Horn Lake police say a search is underway for a missing man who suffers from health problems.

IFCO Systems is consolidating its Memphis-area pallet management facilities into one central facility at 3650 Tulane Road.

Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Ford of Hattiesburg announce the engagement of their daughter, Maggie Allyn Ford, to James 'Jimmy' Oscar Latham, Jr., son of Jim and Lawana Latham of Brookhaven.

The lens of photographer Lauren Gross's camera is trained on a 4-year-old boy. To put the child at ease, Gross playfully lets him touch the camera, which is Gross's window to the world.

Don McMinn has been singing and playing the blues in towns and cities across the country for 53 years.

But a review of a Bartlett police memo and dispatch tapes from that April 25 incident shows that Det.

Authorities say Bessie Lou Phillips was so mad her brother was sentenced to life in prison for scamming an elderly woman she followed the victim and rammed her car.

It's not too often you get reports of UFOs in the Memphis area, much less ones that are captured on video and disseminated through YouTube.

A 22-year-old Horn Lake man was charged with felony vandalism after a woman called police to report her house and cars had been defaced with swastikas and racial epithets.

A Mid-South family woke up to racial slurs, toilet paper and eggs all over their home and cars.

The nation's largest bridge card playing organization is moving its headquarters from Memphis to north Mississippi.

Hernando residents will soon have a new option for television service. Contingent on final approval by City Atty.

The nation's largest bridge card playing organization is moving its headquarters from Memphis to north Mississippi.

The ACBL, the largest bridge organization in the country, will move about 70 employees into a building in DeSoto Commons that was originally intended as a medical office building.