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Hernando is studying the possibility of passing an ordinance that would fine the railroad company for blocking the tracks and causing long traffic backups and delays along Commerce Street.

Residents of Hernando who have been craving the chance to eat at food trucks, will soon have an entire food truck park that they can visit and enjoy different food

(HESPERIA, Mich.) Rufus Wiley Davenport, Sr. was born on Oct. 26, 1936, in Wadley to Wilburn C. Davenport and Pattie Nell Poole Davenport. He was delivered by a midwife. He

The playground at Conger Park will be rebuilt once again by the Maddox Foundation.

Hernando students who participated in this year’s Mississippi and National History Day competition received congratulations from the Board of Aldermen for their award winning projects and for representing the city

Hernando has extended its emergency declaration from the June 18th severe storm which swept through the city and downed limbs and powerlines in order to allow a local contractor to

Olive Branch and Hernando have made the list of the Top 10 Best Places to Live in Mississippi, according to a new survey.

Hernando crews worked around the clock to clean storm debris and repair power lines from a severe thunderstorm which swept through early morning on Sunday.

A local emergency was declared Sunday morning after a possible tornado left the area with much damage, according to the citys mayor.

A local emergency was declared in Hernando, Miss. after a possible tornado left the area with much damage, according to the city's mayor.