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Plucked out in mayor races, 2 supervisors 'settle in' for influence from county perches
DeSoto Supervisors who lost in races for Southaven, Olive Branch mayor take it in stride, say they'll help cities from county post.
Mayor Davis discusses counseling on the stand
Friday was the fifth day of the trial. Davis was on the stand to speak about why he and his wife needed counseling.
Former auditor's investigator testifies that Southaven mayor used...
A retired investigator for the Mississippi Auditor's office testified that Southaven Mayor Greg Davis was reimbursed by the city or the Chamber of Commerce for credit card charges that included a property tax payment on a Florida condo he once co-owned. Already subscribe to The Memphis Commercial Appeal? Click below to activate your Premium ... (more)
DeSoto schools prepare for graduation
The countywide public district, Mississippi's largest, will begin graduations Tuesday, when Lake Cormorant holds its ceremony at 7 p.m. at the Landers Center at Interstate 55 and Church Road in Southaven.
City council proposes more funding cuts to MATA
The Memphis Area Transit Authority is facing funding cuts after losing $2 million last year.
Lewisburg, Southaven clinch; DeSoto Central, Hernando stay alive
Southaven 5, Northwest Rankin 2: The Chargers scored twice in the first inning and added three more runs in the fourth to eliminate the visiting Cougars in Game 3 on Monday.
Southaven mayor accused of duplicate billing
An investigator with the Mississippi auditor's office has testified in court that Southaven Mayor Greg Davis submitted duplicate charges to the city and the Chamber of Commerce, and was reimbursed a total of $461,000. Karen Swain, an investigator with the state auditor's office, said the city and the chamber both routinely reimbursed Davis for ... (more)
Crash involving tractor-trailer backs up I-40
The civil case against Mayor Davis centers around the state auditor's effort to collect New Orleans police vowed to swiftly track down the gunmen who wounded 19 people at a neighborhood Mother's Day parade, the latest case of violence flaring up around a celebration in the city this year.
Southaven's Davis: $70K spent with aldermen's permission
The civil case against Mayor Davis centers around the state auditor's effort to collect more than $70,000 in public money allegedly spent on personal matters.
Southaven Mayor's Civil Trial to Reconvene
Next week is a big one for Southaven Mayor Greg Davis. That is when we expect to finally have a concrete answer on whether the mayor misspent hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars.
Memphis man found guilty of assaulting officer
A Memphis, Tenn., man faces up to 30 years in prison after his conviction in DeSoto County of assaulting a Southaven police officer.
Hernando aldermen OK deals from police communications upkeep to ballroom dancing
Hernando will get ready for its close-up as aldermen approved a two-year deal with a Rochester, N.Y., firm to make promotional videos of the city at no cost to taxpayers.
DeSoto OK's plan to join Olive Branch in replacing aging bridge
DeSoto County plans to team with Olive Branch on the $600,000 replacement of an old timber-supported bridge on State Line Road over Johns Creek, east of Miss.
Unofficial results for DeSoto County primary
In the Southaven Mayor's race as of Tuesday night, Darren Musselwhite has 2,489 votes, Mark Gardner 1,456, Jerald Wheeler 1,619, Christopher Klass, 33.
DeSoto Briefs: Lawyer arrested on DUI charge
A Southaven attorney charged with DUI and misdemeanor possession of a pain killer will face a judge in municipal court on the charges Wednesday.
Voters Confused by Bigamist, Mayor Candidate with Same Name
Self confessed bigamist and former Oakland, Tennessee mayor Scott Ferguson is back in the spotlight - at least his name is.
Enticement arrests continue across region
Six more men face federal charges they tried to entice a minor female for sex. Their arrests continue in a string of charges coming from a sex-sting operation out of Lee County, where a trained law enforcement officer masquerades as a 15-year-old female on the Internet.
May 3-9: This Week in Memphis History
The Harrah's casino division of Memphis-based Promus Cos. announced plans to build a casino in Tunica on 150 acres of land five miles west of U.S. 61 with an opening date of late 1994.
DeSoto's prayers for nation find basis in country's 'birth certificate'
Millie Croft, of Southaven, joins hands with Rev. Bartholomew Orr during an observation of today's National Day of Prayer at Southaven City Hall board room.
Southaven alderman fights subpoena in mayor's civil trial
As Southaven Mayor Greg Davis gets ready for his May 13 civil trial in Jackson where Mississippi Auditor Stacey Pickering has sued him in an attempt to recover more than $70,000 that he says the mayor owes for unsubstantiated personal expenses, one city official is fighting his subpoena to testify at the hearing.