Mayor Chip Johnson News Today

Hernando has approved a new 25 acre development located next to I-269 that will feature retail and restaurant sites along with three new upscale hotels.

A vacant lot off the Hernando Square will soon be home to a beautiful pollinator garden that will be used for children’s educational workshops.

Southaven is throwing its support behind a plan to fund and staff a new state drug testing lab in north Mississippi.

DeSoto County Board of Supervisors remains at an impasse with Tax Collector Joey Treadway over his request for additional compensation and threat to stop collecting taxes for the cities if

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.

Guests gathered Friday night on the Losher Street courtyard on Hernandos historic court square to sample a wide variety of beers offered by participating breweries from around the area as

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

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

Harry Randolph “Randy” Garner has tried thousands of cases in his over 50 plus years as a lawyer - so many, that he’s lost count. His reputation was so well

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