2019 Hernando Main Street Chamber of Commerce by DeSoto Magazine

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Contents 4 5 7 8 10 11 12 14 18 22

Board of Directors

Chamber Ambassadors

Welcome from Jesse Dement

Welcome from Mayor Ferguson

Fun-to-know Facts

Homestead Tax Savings Programs

Apelah and Palmer Home fosters Hope and Healing

Starting Strong at Kaco’s Kids Church Park Renovation

Renasant Park Recreation

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New Launches and Legacies

Opening of l-269

Inside Out Faith

Eat your Heart Out

The Golden Years

Caring for Each Other

Happenings

Calender of Events

Service Directory

Member Directory

On the Cover

Hernando Mississippi’s Front Porch

2019 Publication of the Hernando

Our Farmers Market + Dining Out

Main Street Chamber of

Commerce

The Opening of l-269

Local Healthcare Experts

New &Old

Local Retail Parks & Outdoor

Fun

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Hernando’s water tower has stood at the corner of Losher and Church street as long as most can remember. The Hernando, Mississippi landmark is believed to date to the 1920’s. Photo courtesy of Joey Brent

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Hernando Main Street Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors 2019 Front row: Megan Cole - Secretary, Mayor Tom Ferguson - Ex Officio, Cynthia Bigham - President, Don Arnold Middle row: Annette Jones, Chris Gannon, Michael Ann Dillinger Back row: Beck Wolf - President-Elect, Gia Matheny - Ex-Officio, Jerry Edwards - Past President, Jody Woody, Michelle Ford Not pictured: Mahendra Sisodiya - Treasurer

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Chamber Ambassadors 2019 Front Row: Carrie Burns, Robin Parker, Carrah Grandi, Jennifer Ward, Darlene Johns Back Row: Mary Davis, Jody Woody, Audrey Jacobi, Miami Smith, Taylor Phillips Not pictured: Robert Carter, Kim Derryberry, Lynda Edwards, Eric Howell, Ellen Jernigan, Kay Kopf, Kimberly Robertson, Tammy Stratton, Laura Triplett

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The Wait is Over! The site plans are completed and the heavy equipment is ready to begin Phase 1 construction in Pinnacle Pointe, an exclusive Village for those 55+ seeking an Active Lifestyle within the multi-generational Hernando West community.

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+ AN EXTENSION OF DOWNTOWN HERNANDO, MISSISSIPPI Hernando West is just minutes from Hernando’s historic courthouse square, where you can enjoy an evening of entertainment on the courthouse lawn or meet friends for an art show at the nearby DeSoto Arts Council gallery. The square hosts a weekly farmers market and is home to the public library, local boutiques, gift shops, as well as an array of ﬁne dining and casual restaurants.

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+ A BREATH OF FRESH AIR A system of trails, bike lanes, and sidewalks make the community both walkable, golf cart, and bike-friendly. As a Pinnacle Pointe homeowner, you can enjoy Rendezvous 55, a private club and ﬁtness center complete with bocce ball, tennis, pickleball, putting green, connection to walking trails and more. + PRESERVING & CREATING A VIBRANT COMMUNITY Hernando West is a conservation community designed to protect the health of the natural environment, while also providing you with the conveniences of urban living. Conserved forest areas, restored waterways, and new parks and trails create beautiful vistas and natural connections with neighbors.

A Letter from Jesse Dement As we talked this year about ideas, I realized just how busy life is here in Hernando and DeSoto County. After a decade of intensive growth, it’s not that this fact isn’t obvious, but rather it feels as if we’re moving into a new chapter of our development. We are reminded constantly of the physical growth as we watch Hernando grow further east and new neighborhoods grow north towards Nesbit. What may not be readily apparent to the newcomer are the deep relationships and true collaborative spirit that have planted many seeds which have now blossomed into young businesses, new parks, and old friendships.

In 2018 we experienced the largest turnout for our summer music series, Sunset on the Square. This annual event truly shows Hernando’s sense of community that we all cherish. I love all of our annual events that are held on the historic square where our sense of community and small-town charm can be experienced everyday with our businesses. The Hernando Farmers Market lives on after a decade, still attracting strollers, dogs, bikers and even guest musicians. Soon, look for new pedestrian crosswalks which will make our walkable, bikeable town even more accessible and safer.

This past year, we celebrated the grand opening of the 26-mile leg of I-269 from Hernando east to Collierville. This 20year project now closes a construction chapter yet opens the world to us. Do you realize that Hernando and Collierville, Tennessee are now geographically closer than ever? The vacant, verdant land that stretches to the east holds endless promise for transportation and commerce.

I could talk all day about my hometown, but instead, will let you explore it on the following pages. We are all about the business of living whether at work, school, home or in the community. For that, we are grateful every day to be a part of your Hernando life.

Despite the growth, Hernando continues to cherish family, friends and faith-which are ever constant in our busy lives. It’s so exciting to watch our town literally grow up together.

Jesse Dement, Executive Director Hernando Main Street Chamber of Commerce Hernando

A Letter from Mayor Ferguson By the time you read this letter, I will have served as Mayor of Hernando for about 18 months. During this past year, I have enjoyed getting to know more of you across this great community, including the team at the Hernando Main Street Chamber of Commerce. With continued growth happening, a strong partnership between city hall and our business community remains a priority. It’s an exciting time. Last fall, we gathered to cut the ribbon on I-269 that runs through DeSoto County just north of Hernando. We can’t emphasis the importance of this national artery for connecting north Mississippi to bigger opportunities. Businesses have always enjoyed our location due to the proximity of Memphis International Airport and the distribution network; now, we have direct access to Canada and Mexico. Looking ahead, one of our priorities is the McIngvale Realignment Road project. With this development, we will add an exit behind the school that allows access to I-269. We hired engineers in October 2018 and have made a lot of progress.

Mayor of Hernando, Mississippi Tom Ferguson

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The Hernando Farmers Market continues to shine. In late 2018, we received news that our market was awarded a $200,000 grant to help expand our reach and encourage even more local farmers and producers to engage in this vibrant micro-economy happening right on our square. On another front, we are proud of the small businesses that have opened doors in our community and are dedicated to helping them succeed. I grew up in Hernando and there’s no place I’d rather be to live and work. From the schools to the parks, I always see a familiar face which reminds me of all the reasons I call this place home. I appreciate the opportunity you’ve afforded us to make it even better. If you’re considering a move to the area or already live in Hernando, we encourage you to read on and explore even more about Hernando.

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Fun Facts about Hernando DeSoto County is the only city in the county that offers Excel by 5 to all children from birth to five years old. The original First Presbyterian Church located on Commerce Street was built in 1878, the same year the yellow fever epidemic hit Memphis and Mississippi. Hernando, Mississippi was named one of the Best Towns for Families in 2015 by Family Circle magazine. In 1838, 40 acres were planned and laid out with a 450 foot public square surrounded by 172 lots. In the two blocks around the square there were five streets north and south and five streets east and west. This plan still forms the center of Hernando, the county seat. Hernando’s Courthouse walls are home to a group of murals depicting the travels of Hernando DeSoto in 1520. Given by Fred Goldsmith of Memphis, the murals were hung and restored by S. H. Chism. The Hernando Farmers Market is the largest market in the state and has repeatedly won national recognition from the American Farmland Trust.

The 2018 Hernando Christmas Parade marked the 61st year for the event!

An Episcopal Church once stood at the Church Park location before burning to the ground.

John Grisham wrote “A Time to Kill” during trial downtime at the Hernando Courthouse when he was a lawyer. Hernando now has three markers on the Mississippi Blues Trail honoring The Dickinson Family, Beale Town Bound and Joe Callicott.

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Understanding DeSoto County’s Homestead Tax Savings Program If you purchase a property in DeSoto County, it’s important to understand how the Homestead tax savings program may benefit you as a resident. This program is offered through the state to help lower property tax costs.

The DeSoto County Tax Assessor’s office is located in the Administration building, which is located behind the historic Courthouse on the square. For detailed information about required documents, office location, hours and more visit desotocountyms.gov.

DeSoto County’s 7th term Tax Assessor, Parker Pickle, has watched the county grow exponentially since he was first in office more than 25 years ago. Today, the county’s assessed properties value at $1,927,577,030. When he entered his career in 1992, the county property value was at $280,000,000. He and his staff at the DeSoto County Tax Assessor’s office are the primary resource for helping residents understand Homestead.

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Here are key points about this tax program: • You can only apply for Homestead from January 1 to April 1 each year at the DeSoto County Tax Assessor’s office in Hernando. • Homestead works in arrears. This means your current tax bill actually reflects the prior year value. • If you’re over 65, a 100 percent disabled veteran, or 100 percent disabled through Social Security, you may qualify for additional tax exemptions. However, you must visit the assessor’s office to determine your own status. • Any changes in your personal situation (marriage, divorce, move) may affect your Homestead status.

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Raising Miracles Taking care of children in need happens everyday in DeSoto County Taking care of children in need happens everyday in DeSoto County thanks to the hearts and minds of many, particularly through Palmer Home for Children and Apelah both based in Hernando. Both organizations serve as vehicles for care and foster placement.

Presbyterian Church in Columbus, Miss. And as an admirer of Reverend Benjamin Morgan Palmer of New Orleans, Jacobs challenged his congregation to start its own orphanage named after Dr. Palmer.

A private, Christian foster care network Palmer Home has built a solid reputation, drawing strong support for years from the community through fundraisers and volunteers. Palmer Home holds a variety of fundraising events throughout the year, including Shotguns & Sunflower, Tailgate for Palmer and the Mudbug Bash which has drawn more than 1,000 guests.

In 1898, Palmer Home accepted its first child. As the years went on, the Palmer Home continued to expand to the current 110-acre campus in Columbus, Miss. and accept more children. The Hernando campus opened in 2003 on 72 acres and growth has been a major objective the last few years. With the hope of one day serving up to 120 children in Hernando, a $10 million expansion began in 2016 and included the addition of three cottages and the Dr. Hugh Francis Wellness Center.

Chartered in 1895 by the state of Mississippi, the Palmer Home was founded by William States Jacobs, pastor of the First

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care, Palmer Home accepts siblings rather than break up families. In 2013, the Palmer Home partnered with Jonah’s Journey, a Christianbased ministry placing children, often newborns of incarcerated mothers, with foster parents. Based out of Nashville, Tenn., these children are placed into the homes of married couples as opposed to living on campus. The average length of a child’s stay placed through Jonah’s Journey is 84 months in Mississippi. Children raised at Palmer Home have gone on to serve in world wars, win beauty pageant titles, and serve in high-ranking government roles. 662-449-2400 or palmerhome.org

APELAH Apelah isn’t a word often heard, yet symbolizes the world to many children in Mississippi. It simply means ‘help’ in Mississippi Native American language and characterizes all that this non-profit organization believes in when it comes to caring for children. Founded in 1996, Apelah provides foster care for special needs children, particularly for medically fragile children whose lives are further complicated by complex medical, behavioral and emotional problems.

“Our children may have diabetes or shaken baby syndrome or have been victims of abuse,” says Tammy Pierce, associate vice president for development and corporate outreach. With two locations, one in Hernando and one in Ridgeland, Apelah reaches children of all ages across the state. For the last 18 years, Pierce has worked with Apelah, personally witnessing the ongoing needs of displaced children--and how the true meaning of help can change a life. Apelah recruits foster families to care for more than 125 Mississippi children every year. Foster parents may be single or married and must be willing to participate in a home study, undergo background checks and attend initial and ongoing trainings. Dedicated staff are available 24/7 and keep in touch with kids long after they are grown. “Even when they reach 18, we continue to have relationships with these kids because we are their family. They will say we taught them how to drive or helped them buy a prom dress.” apelah.org.

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Starting Strong at Kaco’s Kids On the east side of Hernando, one building holds a lot of important little people. To be exact, this fairly nondescript 14,000 square foot building holds 165 children from newborns to 12 year olds as part of Kaco’s Kids Childcare. Opened 12 years ago by Tracy Williams, Kaco’s Kids began when she experienced what many parents feel. “I was looking for childcare and everything was just awful. The places were sterile with no apparent love or affection. So, I decided to open a place that reflected my values and I believe those of many parents,” says Williams.

And so Kaco’s Kids was born. When Williams moved to Hernando,

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she found the city to be welcoming and gracious. And more importantly, the need for childcare was great in the fast-growing community. “I saw the need and trend at that time for myself and other families.” Her first order of business was the physical building. She designed it herself, envisioning a place with lots of room and transparency. “All of our rooms have windows so we can always see what’s happening. You can’t hide in my daycare.” Likewise, she treats parents like family, encouraging them to come and go from the locked, secure building. “We don’t bring kids to the door and hand them over. We want parents to come in and feel welcome.”

In the main hallway, Williams points out the family board, a huge area covered with pictures of kids just being kids. “We catch the kids being silly and take pictures for the parents. We leave the pictures up here for three months, then give them to the family.” Not only is Kaco’s Kids a licensed facility, the staff is all trained in CPR, First Aid and the site has an AED defibrillator. Williams travels the state as a statecertified trainer, helping other childcare facilities meet specific standards. She is also trained in CPR.

Beyond all the requirements, it’s apparent that Kaco’s Kids offers a safe, fun learning environment for all ages. In fact, Williams and her staff have literally raised generations of kids. “I have parents who were once here with me as kids and we now take care of their kids.”

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Children are grouped together by specific ages in each room. From the newborn room where cribs line the walls and several staff hold and rock babies to the ever-moving, noise-making three year olds who run to give Williams a hug. And while it may appear to be organized chaos in the room, Williams explains what’s happening. “Everything we do is to prepare these kids for the school environment. They don’t stay in the rooms all day, but learn to line up and go to the cafeteria. Also, even the toddlers are learning how to play in stations in the room and keep toys in a particular station.” Children even learn basic sign language to help them build their communication skills. Behind the building which sits by itself surrounded by woods, a large enclosed playground runs the length of the building. It’s private, safe and not visible to passing traffic. Once a young mother, Williams understands how much pressure new parents face and when expectations seem unrealistic. “Every new parent has ideas about how their child should behave or that life is perfect. It’s not. It’s OK if the child cries or wears pajamas here or if the parent cries, that’s OK.”

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She’s frank. “One reason I wanted to open a place like Kaco’s Kids is because I hold certain values dear. We say a morning prayer and prayer at lunch. We say the Pledge of Allegiance and we say yes ma’am. That may not be for everyone, but it’s what we believe and how we teach kids here.” A lively redhead, Williams moves and talks as much as the toddlers. Kids run to get hugs when they see her and the entire staff is either busy holding babies or helping an older child recognize shapes or colors. Kaco’s Kids Childcare (662) 449-7649

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Small but Beloved Church Park renovation symbolizes the spirit of collaboration When Natalie Lynch talks about the renovated Church Park located in full view from Commerce Street, she represents the views of dozens of young women as part of the Hernando Young Women’s Club. A member for eight years, Lynch held many past officer positions including president. A social organization, the HYWC nonetheless exists to accomplish important civic and cultural projects.

The group soon set their eyes on Church Park. “A lot of our members play tennis and there was only a portable toilet available. The park is highly visible and a lot of our kids love that park. It’s small and gated so it’s safe and easy to watch kids.” Located across from the Hernando Baptist Church, it may seem the name comes from that church. However, an Episcopal church, which was located on the site, burned down leaving only the name behind.

“More than 10 years ago, we decided to focus on more civic work and we began the Tour of Homes,” says Lynch. That event continued for the next several years and helped fund the pavilion project at Conger Park, along with funds from the local Hernando Women’s Club.

The HYWC decided to launch the Church Park Beautification Project by first building a bathroom at the park. In 2016, they raised the needed $20,000 to fund the project.

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“We started the ‘Spring into Art Silent Art Auction & Drawdown Raffle’ and the fundraiser was a huge success. Together with those funds and a donation from the Hernando Women’s Club we were able to complete the project,” says Lynch. The group worked with architect Doug Thornton of AERC on both projects and Sudduth Construction on the bathroom construction. When the bathrooms were finished, Lynch said something else occurred. “The bathrooms looked so great, the pavilion then didn’t look so nice.” During 2017, the group again raised $25,000 to renovate the pavilion. As of late 2018, the new pavilion was finished. Lynch said future plans include upgrading the playground equipment and finishing with new landscaping. “I enjoy being a part of something with other women and that we can do things that benefit our city,” says Lynch.

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Between the Hernando Young Women’s Club and the Hernando Women’s Club, women of all ages have a chance to get involved and form new friendships through meaningful work. The Hernando Women’s Club, founded in 1927, served as the original spring board for the HYWC. Janie Norwood personally understands the connection between the two clubs. “Back in the 1970s, the Women’s Club had a full membership so many daughters and daughters-in-law got together and we formed the Young Women’s Club. Our purpose then and now is to promote the social and cultural in our community,” says Norwood. Over the years, the club has funded projects at Conger Park, built the clock tower on the historic square and contributed to the Old Von Theater. “We gave money for the Church Park projects but the Young Women’s Club really did all the work on that project,” added Norwood.

For Lynch, being involved with both clubs has been a significant part of her life as a young mother. “I’ve met some of my best friends through the club.” And through their generous civic hearts, the entire community benefits. To learn more about the Young Women’s Club or the annual Spring into Art event, visit and follow the club on Facebook.

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Parking It Outside Anyone familiar with Hernando can attest to the fact that indoor life blends with outdoor life when it comes to lifestyles. Since 2012 Hernando’s leadership has focused on developing bike lanes, parks, resurfacing a local walking track, and constructing sidewalks especially around schools to provide better access. Surrounded by picturesque agricultural hills and located near Arkabutla Lake, Hernando offers residents ample opportunity to enjoy biking, walking, boating, team sports or one of the city’s parks. Residents can enjoy any of Hernando’s eight parks that range from small neighborhood parks to the larger Conger Park with its multiple swings, slides and playground.

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Just south of Hernando on Highway 51, Renasant Park has taken shape as the newest addition to Hernando’s community parks. Covering approximately 50 acres, Renasant Park even offers dogs their own park destination. The two-acre Hernando Dog Park opened in 2017 and represents the forward thinking of the city’s leadership and community volunteers to establish green spaces as key amenities. Early on, a group of citizens led the effort to raise money and find sponsors for the dog park. Led by Fairway Mortgage, the group also included sponsor County Seat Animal

Hospital. Ongoing funding is made possible through the Blue Cross & Blue Shield Foundation Healthy Hometown and Healthy Heroes grants and a Recreational Trails Program (RTP) grant from the Mississippi Department of Wildlife and Fisheries.

Another key attraction at Rensant is the $130,000 skate park designed specifically for skateboarders. Waves of concrete create a fun, challenging course where rolling enthusiasts can practice their skills. Completely fenced, the Hernando Skate Park is secure and safe.

Completely fenced, the park includes a fountain, jump hoops and benches where dog lovers can visit with dog-friendly crowds while Fido plays with friends or fetches a ball.

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In early 2018, Hernando Mayor Tom Ferguson and city officials received funding from two grants to expand the recreation area at Renasant Park through its partnership with the Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Mississippi Foundation “Healthy Heroes” grant. The expansion will focus on building a 1.73-mile trail that will connect Renasant Park to the Civic Center. With this multi-use trail, residents will be able to walk, bike or jog to their heart’s content. “The trail will connect the city’s ball fields and the Williams Brook neighborhood to Renasant Park. Half of the trail will be paved and the other half will have a hard limestone base. The entire trail will be built for walking, jogging or biking. The trail head will start at the entrance off of Highway 51 South near the Dog Park, Skate Park and new Pump Track. The track is set up for both young bike riders learning how to ride a bike and those more experienced who want to have fun on the curves and berms,” says Community Development Director Gia Matheny. The trail will be complete the spring of 2019. With children and sports in mind, future development is also centered on building fields for baseball, softball and tee ball. The grant and expansion further symbolize Hernando’s true commitment to healthy living for today’s residents and future generations. To explore park life in Hernando, visit Hernando Parks and Recreation at www.hernandorec.com.

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Launches to Legacies From new openings to legacy businesses, Hernandoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s vibrant retail shops stock something for everyone. Shopping in Hernando isnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t an ordinary or routine experience. From the town square to the expanding east side of town, the local retail landscape invites shoppers to unique boutiques, handcrafted products, and as always, tailored service cultivated by dedicated shop owners.

Saint Boutique Shopping for clothes is actually fun at Saint. Walking through the doors leads to an experience as tailored as the clothes on the racks. When owner Mary Catherine Strider decided to open the shop, the decision came naturally given her path.

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Always attracted to fashion, apparel and helping others, Strider had previously worked at Cutworks in Cleveland, Mississippi. “I’ve loved this industry my entire life.” Her quiet enthusiasm reflects the local trend offered by retailers around the county who prefer to sell on a more personal level than the large box retailers can offer.

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A woman’s retail clothing store, Saint carries specific lines fit for all ages from the lithe teen 16-year old to the sophisticated 40-something professional. “I even have choices for the senior ladies who are 70 and older.” Strider likes for each choice to be original. “I do all of my shopping out of town and I want the piece to be here and here only,” she says. In order to keep her inventory fresh and original, Strider shops in Las Vegas and New York City. In today’s market, size is equally important. “I carry a generously-sized line out of California, too.” One popular line Saint carries is Show Me Your Mu Mu which features a bohemian style and feel. Saint opened in 2016 with a rather humorous start. Strider had another name chosen when she was told the store name was already in use. On the phone, she happened to see a sign that said Saint. “My dad has always been a New Orleans Saints fan and when I saw that name, I thought Saint would be a great choice.” In addition to helping each customer find the right style choice for her body, Strider also keeps detailed notes for her customers for future reference. Fall marks a busy season between back-to-school shoppers and the end of the year. Saint holds an annual after-Christmas sale that actually runs the entire month of January. All year long, customers can shop online as well. “We have many people who like to shop online and just drop by to pick up their purchase. It’s incredibly convenient for busy mothers,” says Strider. For those women who really don’t like to shop, Saint promises a different experience. “I really want shopping at Saint to be a pleasant experience and for my customers to leave feeling happy rather than frustrated.” And that alone is worth the trip. www.saint-boutique.com

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Studio 139 Studio 139 makes indulgence an affordable pursuit. With the 2018 grand opening of their new building, Hernando now offers massage therapy in addition to the full salon services, including manicures and pedicures. Opened by owner Brooke House, Studio 139’s talented team of professionals help clients realize their own beautiful potential. Massage therapist Britni Bachorski relocated to Hernando from Southaven three years ago and joins massage therapist Katie Matthews to offer the new services. Customers can choose from 30- 60- or 90-minute massages which run the gamut from deep tissue massage to cupping therapy which involves suction cups. “We also have hot stone massage and reflexology,” says Bachorski. Even expecting mothers can enjoy a pre-natal massage. Bachorski decided to join the Hernando team for several reasons. “I really believe in Brooke and her team. Since I live in Hernando, I really wanted to work in the community, too. For those who are a bit reluctant to try a massage, Studio 139 also offers couple massages. “A 30-minute massage is another way to just try a massage if you’ve never had one,” adds Bachorski. A light, modern space, Studio 139 reflects the vibrant, innovative spirit found among retailers across Hernando as the city continues to grow.

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The Square Cupboard - 10th Anniversary A beloved fixture on Hernando’s historic square, The Square Cupboard celebrated their 10th anniversary this past July, fulfilling owner Jamie Smith’s personal passion for giving. “After I opened the store, I realized real quick just how much I loved the gift giving process and making people happy,” she says. Always passionate about dishes, stemware and as she says, “all things that go with a home”, the former school teacher took the plunge and opened the business in 2008. “We were living in Brandon and considered moving to Hernando for my husband’s construction business and because his family was here,” says Smith. Ten years ago, she notes wasn’t the ideal time to open. “We actually opened during the recession. But we started out small, offering only four fine china and four everyday dinner lines.” Despite being new to town, Smith says she always liked the square because it was centrally located. “The square is just beautiful and I wanted to be a part of it,” she adds. When the current space became available, she met with the owners and things just fell into place. “The Lord put it all together for us.” The Square Cupboard features a mix of elegant dinnerware and china,

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stemware, and a full bridal registry. The infant and baby section has grown over the years--as Smith’s own kids have also come along. Shoppers will find the traditional Mississippi gifts like cheese straws and plenty of collegiate gift items. “We carry Ole Miss and Mississippi State items,” says Smith. Other offerings like a signature press allows customers to customize all types of invitations and paper products. While Etta B Pottery graces the shelves as in other gift shops, Smith says her shop differs in one way. “We were the first store to carry Etta B pottery. She started ten years ago as well so it’s been fun watching each other grow,” says Smith. Paintings by local artists also grace the walls as Smith likes to promote local talents, too. When asked about the name, Smith laughs. “I’ve always loved those big antique cupboards filled with all sorts of dishes so my mind circled around the word cupboard. I played around with that word, and since we were on the square, I included square.” A busy mother and wife, Smith understands the time demands. She enjoys the friends and relationships she develops through her shop, acknowledging the importance of family. “We couldn’t do this without our families.” Customers can look forward to a growing online business, allowing busy parents to order ahead and pick up their purchase. While The Square Cupboard may appear to cater more towards women, she encourages men who may be shopping for a gift to stop by. “We can definitely help men who may need some gift giving guidance.” To get to know Smith and her shop, drop by for a visit or shop at www. thesquarecupboard.com

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From Mexico to Canada l-269 opens in DeSoto County On October 26, 2018, the official ribbon fell to the ground during the grand opening of Interstate 269’s final nine-mile segment. The new highway officially opened from Interstate 55 in DeSoto County to State Route 305 in Marshall County after a ribbon cutting ceremony at the Getwell Road Interchange. “We are excited to complete this major construction project. After seven years of construction, Interstate 269 is now officially

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open to the traveling public,” said Commissioner Mike Tagert, Northern Transportation District. Motorists are now able to take I-269 from I-55 near Hernando for nearly 60 miles in a loop to Millington, Tenn. Traffic from Interstate 40 will be able to more easily access I-55 and U.S. Highway 61 in the Delta. I-269 also connects Interstate 22 which runs to Tupelo. Recently four-laned U.S. Highway 72 also crosses I-269 near Collierville, Tennessee.

Construction of the approximately $640 million project began in 2011 and consisted of about 26 miles of four-lane, controlled-access highway in Mississippi. The first segment of I-269 from the state line to State Route 302 opened in 2015. The second segment from State Route 302 to State Route 305 opened in 2017. The 26 miles of I-269 are part of a larger Interstate 69 corridor. The 1,600-mile highway is a proposed connector between Canada and Mexico. The long-anticipated opening means significant economic opportunities for north Mississippi and another convenient access route for those coming and going from Hernando.

Fun Facts about I-269 In Mississippi, I-269 begins at the I-55/I-69 intersection north of Hernando, crosses I-22 near Byhalia and continues northeast to the Tennessee state line. • 14 million cubic yards of dirt laid • 863,000 tons of asphalt • 45 bridges consisting of over 92,000 cubic yards of concrete • 286 miles of striping

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Inside Out Faith Across Hernando, all walks of faith live and work side by side. This collaborative spirit shines through most when it comes to joining hands through interfaith initiatives designed to fill social, economic and spiritual gaps. When seeking a place of worship, newcomers and residents can choose from traditional services with one denomination or the more contemporary format of non-denominational congregations.

But no matter the path, seeking diversity and social justice remains a priority for the Hernando/Nesbit Interfaith Council founded in 1982 by Sister Margaret Quinn from Holy Spirit Catholic Church. “We are blessed in Hernando with lots of people who want to reach out and help others,” says Chris Greer (Treasurer).

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Even after all these years, Greer says that the community efforts of the Interfaith Council remain focused primarily on poverty. “It touches so many people.” Volunteers from 16 area churches work closely together to make the food pantry accessible to the community three days each week on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Families sign up and go through a screening process. While Holy Spirit has 20 volunteers, Greer emphasizes that volunteers come from all area churches. “We couldn’t do this alone. We have men who go to Kroger and pick up food on a weekly basis.” The group also works with Heartland Hands, an organization dedicated to providing food assistance to residents of northwest Mississippi.

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The Hernando/Nesbit Interfaith Council Holiday programs begin in November and include Thanksgiving baskets for senior citizens and Christmas outreach which provides gifts and meals for more than 100 families. The council also manages other programs like the Dress a Child program which starts in the summer. Through this effort, children in need receive new outfits, shoes, backpacks and school supplies. Greer explains the Catholic Social Services office in Hernando, run by Sacred Heart Southern Missions in Walls, screens for all of the programs that Interfaith supports. “Through this collaboration and the partnerships with 16 other congregations, our charitable programs remain strong. Children are our number one priority,” says Greer. To get involved: Roxanne McIngvale 662.429.9294 Pat Traicoff 901.488.6903 Christine Greer 662.429.7851

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Hernando Farmers Market More than 10 years ago, the Hernando Farmers Market was started by just a couple of volunteers and only a handful of dedicated souls like Deb Robinson of Pleasant Grove Soaps, Homestead Nursery Farms in Coldwater, and cottage food enthusiasts baking and canning out of their kitchens. The market is still going strong today and has grown into a community attraction on Saturday mornings drawing everything from ukulele players to the arts council. Dogs, kids and families can shop while relaxing among neighbors and friends. In late 2018, the Hernando Farmers market received a $197,677 USDA FMPP grant to help further build capacity. “We are so excited because this allows us to grow. We are currently a centralized market,” says Gia Matheny. What that means essentially is that the market team offers shoppers a central location that acts as a market ATM and SNAP processor. In Hernando’s case, shoppers are given a wooden token with specific value that they can use as currency. The vendors are then reimbursed the value with no additional fees. “Many times people arrive at the market without cash on them and don’t have access to an ATM. Now, we can do the transactions right here. Also, if a shopper is a SNAP customer, then it affords that shopper more privacy and discretion,” says Matheny. For g rowe rs l i ke Ro nal d Clayton, who has been with the market since the start, having a ready market on the weekends helps supplement his permanent produce stand located just north of the square on highway 51. Originally from DeSoto County, he sells all types of produce.

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“I think my favorite is still tomatoes,” he says. He encourages new growers to start with raised beds and grow small amounts until they learn how to grow through the seasons. Matheny’s enthusiasm for the market is evident. “I think the most satisfying part is to see farmers come to Hernando and be able to make a profit because it’s hard for the small farmers.” To keep abreast of all the market news, follow the Hernando Farmers Market on Facebook.

Dine in, Dine out From breakfast to evening drinks, Hernando’s dining scene serves up originality at every door as local restauranteurs believe in building authentic culinary experiences. It’s hard not to start the day right at Lady Bugg Bakery located on Commerce Street next to Church Park. Heather Bugg Ries and her team have built a local bakery that delivers everything from fresh muffins and treats to signature cakes and fresh lunches. A newly-added coffee bar allows customers to indulge in their favorite java choice. Around the square, Windy City Grille and AC’s Steakhouse Pub anchor even more dining options. With another location in Como, Mississippi, Windy City Grille has grown under

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the leadership of owner Anne Best May and her team who serve up Chicago-style pizzas, live music and a full bar. May opened the original location in Como in 2002, followed by the second opening on Hernando’s historic square. At AC’s Steakhouse Pub, diners can browse a large wine menu and enjoy steaks, salads, appetizers and more. Both restaurants have front patios--perfect for dining out among friends. For restaurant owners, Josh and Katie Belenchia, not only is their restaurant, Buon Cibo, rooted in family, but they take great pride in using local producers for their food. The pair opened Buon Cibo in 2011, and since then, have been leaders in the local food movement. Whenever possible, the Belenchias buy local honey, produce and meats. Katie’s signature homemade pies only rival the soups and specials made from scratch while Josh’s pizzas have become a culinary cornerstone around town. Hernando’s culinary scene continues to grow with new additions. Yellow Sushi & Hibachi Grill brings a new flavor to the city with its sushi and Japanese fare cooked tableside, offering another choice for those out to explore Hernando’s rich culinary scene.

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Living Golden During the Golden Years If we spend our younger, busy years taking care of everything and everyone else, then the older golden years are called such because they are about living for oneself. Seniors and families can find many living options and resources throughout Hernando and the surrounding areas. Life doesnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t slow down around here, it just gets richer with time. Hernando

Wesley Meadows Retirement Community For more than 23 years, Wesley Meadows Retirement Community has helped seniors live to the fullest by meeting the needs and lifestyle preferences of every individual. Approximately 100 residents occupy the halls of both the independent living apartments and the assisted living rooms where they all enjoy a lifestyle tailored to their abilities and preferences. As America has gradually deinstitutionalized elder care and offered more tailored living arrangements, more families are turning to a community like Wesley Meadows. Set on 40 pastoral acres in the heart of Hernando, Wesley Meadows has earned its strong reputation for providing excellent care as part of Methodist Senior Services. “First, we are not a nursing home. We are a retirement community,” says Community Director of Marketing and Public Relations, Jamie Cliett. In fact, Wesley Meadows has been named the “Best Retirement Community” and the “Best Senior Care Provider” by the DeSoto Times Tribune reader poll for the last six years. Maybe it’s because Wesley Meadows simply mirrors life. Both the independent living and assisted living residents keep their own furnished apartments, drive their own cars, and socialize as they would if they were in their own home. The difference is they are free from the burdens of home ownership and can feel secure with trained staff just moments away. “Our residents do everything they normally would do at home like go to church, visit with friends, go to the movies, and the grocery store” says Cliett. “Residents still live independently and are very active such as planting gardens, keeping pets and enjoying activities.”

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The entire facility was renovated beginning in 2017 and renovations continue today. As apartments become available they are then renovated. Light, clean and airy, the interior decor reflects a warm, cheerful style throughout the hallways and gathering spots. A long row of rocking chairs in a wide hallway solarium overlook a garden and courtyard. Residents gather in the large dining room or in the newly added Fellowship Center to play the ever-popular bingo game. “Bingo is serious business and our family really enjoys it. They can win anything from household items like paper towels to small gifts.” Wesley Meadows’ two Activities Directors plan everything from music to “roll-n-strolls” which allow residents who use wheelchairs or walkers to stroll the main driveway--which was also completely resurfaced in 2018.

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Looking to the future, Wesley Meadows is in the midst of a Green House® Capital Campaign to construct a Green House® Home, an innovative architectural approach to communal senior living. “This house will be for memory care residents where a small consistent staff will care for ten people. It’s designed specifically to address the needs of those seniors with mild memory issues,” says Cliett. The homes design is based on the Eden Alternative Principles, an intentional philosophy that focuses on building a physical environment that reflects a true family home. A proven elder care model, a Green House® Home promises to revolutionize senior care living. Many Wesley Meadows residents once called other parts of the country home. “We have locals, but we also have many people who have moved into the area and stayed, even when their kids have left,” says Cliett. Interested residents may tour the campus and have their needs assessed. While the facility is open to visitors, Cliett mentions that privacy and HIPAA compliance keep residents and their personal information safe. Wesley Meadows accepts private pay, long-term care insurance and some veteran’s benefits. Currently, there is a waiting list. As a non-profit Methodist organization, the primary goal is caring for people, not making money.

“Our reputation stands alone. We truly are a family here.”

Taking Care of Caregivers Wesley Meadow’s mission of caring for seniors and families doesn’t stop at their door. In 2019, the organization will sponsor a series of free caregiver’s support groups to help those who are caring for seniors in their own homes. “There are just not enough resources for these caregivers,” says Cliett. This community outreach will allow caregivers to gather four times per year for a free session

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the opportunity to share their own experiences, find new coping strategies, and explore new resources for at-home senior living. To learn details about upcoming groups, follow Wesley Meadows on Facebook or contact Jamie Cliett at 662-429-2070.

North Mississippi Adult Day Care Service In Coldwater, Mississippi, Ozella Ward brings the community a vital service that supports many lives. As the Founder and Executive Director of North Mississippi Adult Day Care Service, she has been caring for people all her life. She spent the first 19 years of her career in childcare but transitioned to adult care when she opened this center in August 2015. Her decision to shift careers resulted from a personal situation.

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“I adopted a son when he was five years old and he’s a special needs adult. When he graduated school, he needed a place to go and spend his days.” She also recognized that parents work long hours and few places exist where adults could gather for recreation and to socialize.

Today, she welcomes adults 20 years and older. “We have people from their 20s and we have a 97 year old,” she says. Upwards of 50 clients may spend the day at the Coldwater location. North Mississippi Adult Day Care Service is staffed with a registered nurse, two certified nursing assistants, a program director and volunteers. “We even have two drivers because we help with transportation.” Clients come from North Mississippi including Olive Branch, Southaven, Horn Lake, Nesbit, Hernando, Como and Sardis. “We are a home away from home for our clients,” says Ward. Days are filled with games, exercise and meals. “We have exercise during the day and our clients can also play bingo, games or watch TV.” Rates cover most of the day from 8:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. The facility accepts Medicaid, private pay and some Veterans benefits. To learn more, call 662-622-0180.

The City of Hernando Seniors know that living in Hernando offers real opportunities for aging in place and enjoying a high-quality of life. Hernando is recognized as an “Age-Friendly Livable Community” by AARP, and as such, prepares for the aging population by paying increased attention to the environmental, economic, and social factors that influence the health and well-being of older adults. Age-friendly or livable communities have walkable streets, housing and transportation options, access to key services, and opportunities for residents to participate in community activities.

Bike Share Program Hernando recently launched a free adult bike share program featuring adult tricycles at the Gale Community Center to increase senior mobility and to offer a recreational option for adults. “Our new program will provide seniors and adults a fun opportunity to exercise and socialize. The ‘trikes’ and bikes will also offer an alternative transportation option for Hernando residents and employees instead of using their automobiles,” says Gia Matheny, Director of Commmunity Development for the city. Funding from the National Aging and Disability Transportation Center provided a total of 12 ‘trikes’ and bikes and helmets. To use a bike, contact the Parks and Recreation receptionist at 662-4292688. The Hernando Police Department will offer to check out the bikes between the hours of 4:00p.m. to 7:00 p.m. and Saturdays when officers are not on-call.

Classes for Seniors Living healthy comes easy around town. Seniors can find many free classes at the Gale Center like walking groups, speaking series, and a senior community group called Young at Heart. For more information about how to get involved, call the Gale Center at 662-429-2688.

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Caring for each other Health care market features local experts to extensive hospital networks Across north Mississippi, the health care landscape has matured and grown in pace with the population. Today, DeSoto County residents have access to all levels of treatment from inpatient hospital settings to outpatient emergency clinics. Recognized hospital systems like Baptist Memorial Health Care and Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare extend coverage from the eastern side of DeSoto County to the central part of the county.

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record technology, patients can find care when at home or traveling. Five years ago, Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare opened the doors on the county’s newest hospital located in Olive Branch. The 100-bed hospital met the growing demand for services on the eastern side of DeSoto County and today offers patients emergency care, maternity and obstetrics, rehabilitation, and cardiology care among many other specialties. Hernando’s own health care industry continues to grow, adding local services for greater access and convenience while retaining local professionals dedicated to local excellence. Mid South Chiropractic, founded by Dr. Brittany Kasprack in 2015 in Olive Branch, has expanded with a new location at The Depot in Hernando. This growing practice provides chiropractic services to all ages with a particular mission to helping local populations. Red Med Urgent Clinic opened its Hernando location in January 2018, bringing another option for urgent care to the city’s residents. Staffed 24 hours, seven days each week, the clinic team treats everything from colds, infections and minor injuries. Red Med also has an onsite lab and x-ray for added convenience. Located just east of town, Red Med’s team includes nurse practictioners and support nursing staff. Hernando Family Medical Clinic led by David Sluder, RN and his wife Vanessa Sluder, a family nurse practitioner, offers another convenient local care option. Vanessa Sluder has been caring for Hernando residents for more than a

decade. Together, this team treats all minor disease and injuries, including wellness exams, allergy shots and broken bones. Across town on Highway 51, Louie’s Pharmacy opened in 2017. Owner Louis Smith, a graduate of Hernando High School, symbolizes the loyalty and spirit healthcare professionals bring to Hernando. An independent pharmacist with more than 20 years industry experience, Smith knows his customers and works hard to deliver tailored service. Whether it’s helping a patient find the most affordable medicines or supporting the local football team, Smith understands the value of community. Funderburks Pharmacy, a local legacy business, opened as an independent pharmacy since 1971. Funderburks offers immunizations, health education, medication management services, particularly medication reviews, and synchronization service where the team workw to coordinate medications fills for once-a-month pickup. “We value being part of the community and our wonderful customers. Our goal is to provide reliable, friendly, professional customer service. Our patients health is our priority. We hope to be a part of the Hernando community for many years to come” says Pharmacist Cheryl Sudduth. From urgent care to routine check-ups, Hernando and DeSoto County offer affordable, convenient care for all residents from newborns to retirees.

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Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Happening in Hernando? Hernando is known for its happenings, attracting crowds from around north Mississippi. Events range from fairs to musical events, parades and jubilees, bringing Hernandoâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Historic Square and other venues alive in every season. Born from local cultural legacies, national holidays and a desire for just plain old-fashioned fun, the celebrations mark time on local calendars---and in the hearts of residents. Water Tower Festival

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A’Fair in Hernando

Perhaps the longest running town festival in Hernando, this beloved event began in 1974. Sponsored by the local Optimist Club and held the third Saturday in May, the festival features a 5K race and is known for its arts and crafts.

Farm to Table

This event brings local chefs and local farmers together for one extraordinary, multi-course dinner

Sunset on the Square

When the weather warms up, so does the music. Every Thursday evening in June the community gathers on the square to enjoy live entertainment.

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4th of July Parade

Fourth of July parade

It’s the cutest parade ever! Filled with wagons, bikes, and kids, perhaps the only other thing more prominent is the red, white and blue that covers the entries and town.

Water Tower Festival

In honor of the town’s historic water tower, this fall festival focuses on live music and food. Held on the historic square, it’s quickly become a regional favorite.

Christmas parade

Held the first Monday in December, the Hernando Christmas Parade starts the holiday season with the annual Christmas parade, one of the largest in the region.

Sunset on the Square

Hernando Christmas Parade

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calendar of events Cedar Hill Farm Easter Egg Hunt

Cedar Hill Farm – Hernando Get your picture taken with the Easter bunny, visit the petting farm and hunt for Easter eggs. Purchase homemade fudge or fresh donuts in the country kitchen. 662-429-2540 www.gocedarhillfarm.com

Hernando Farmers Market Courthouse Square – Hernando

Held each Saturday, April – September from 8am to 1pm on the town square and featuring farm fresh local produce, dairy products, baked goods, canned goods, and artisan crafts. 662-429-9092 www.cityofhernando.org/ farmersmarket/

Pumpkin Patch and Corn Maize Cedar Hill Farm – Hernando

Open daily late September through early November. Pickyour-own pumpkins, get lost in the “Corn Maize” and enjoy a petting zoo, pony rides, Chicken Show and hayrides. Experience the “Corn Maize” turned haunted on Friday and Saturday nights along with the Haunted Hayride and Trail of Terror. 662-429-2540 www.gocedarhillfarm.com

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April

Mudbug Bash Panola Street on the Square – Hernando All the crawfish and trimmings one can eat; silent and live auction and samplings from area restaurants. This event benefits the Palmer Home for Children. 662-449-2400 www.palmerhome.org Confederate Memorial Service Hernando Memorial Cemetery – Hernando Honor those who died for the Confederate states during the Civil War on the last Sunday in April. Mississippi’s second oldest Confederate monument, located at the cemetery, was erected in 1875. 662-393-4448

May

Sunset on the Square Summer Concert Series Courthouse Square – Hernando Thursday’s in June from 7:00pm9:00pm Hernando’s “Sunset on the Square” Summer Concert series promises a fun-filled evening of music for the whole family. 662-429-9055 www.hernandoms.org Picnic and Parade Around the Square Courthouse Square – Hernando Kids decorate their bikes, scooters or other non-motorized vehicles in patriotic colors and parade around the square in Hernando. 662-280-8875 www.hernandooptimist.org

July

Hernando Independence Day Celebration! A’Fair Hernando Civic Center Baseball Courthouse Square Fields. On the third Thursday in May Bring your lawn chair for a night over 200 art, craft and food of entertainment. vendors converge on the historic Food, Bands, Fireworks courthouse square. A’Fair features Spectacular! live music, kid’s activities, a 5K www.cityofhernando.org and race/walk, and prize drawings! 662-429-9095. 662-280-8875 – www. hernandooptimist.org

August

City Wide Scavenger Hunt Teams scatter across the city with a list of clues and tasks to Summer Library Program complete. They are asked to take First Regional Library – Hernando, photos of local landmarks and Horn Lake, Olive Branch, retrieve items. Once those tasks Southaven, Walls are completed, they are eligible Concerts, magicians, wildlife and for a grand prize. A fun way to more. Celebrate the summer with spend a Saturday. special events hosted by DeSoto 662-429-2688 County’s local libraries! www.hernandoparks.org 662-429-4439 www.firstregional.org

June

September

Water Tower Festival Courthouse Square– Hernando A favorite among the locals, come and enjoy live music, arts, crafts, children’s activities, food, a barbeque contest, and car show. 662-429-9055 www.hernandoms.org Play Day in the Park Conger Park – Hernando On the last Saturday in September, children in the community celebrate the occasion of the City of Hernando’s designation as a Playful City USA. Free games, music and food are part of the celebration. 662-429-2688 – www. hernandoparks.org

Springhill Cemetery Tour Springhill Cemetery – Hernando Take a step back in time and enjoy a walking tour of the cemetery as you visit with some of Hernando’s first citizens. Springhill_cemetery@yahoo.com

November

Hernando Christmas Open House Local Shops – Hernando Visit dozens of shops, enjoy wonderful food and listen to carolers on the second Sunday in November. Don’t forget pictures with Santa in the Chamber office! 662-429-9055 – www. hernandoms.org

Cookies with Santa Gale Center – Hernando On the first Sunday in December, bring your children to enjoy cookies and have their picture made with Santa. 662-429-2688 www.hernandoparks.org

Sip’n Cider

Local Shops – Hernando Sip cider around Hernando on the second Friday in December. Vote on each cider as you finish your holiday shopping to be entered to win a door prize! 662-429-9055 www.hernandoms.org

December

Hernando Christmas Parade Courthouse Square – Hernando On the first Monday in December, the parade features more than Front Porch Jubilee 100 entries with floats, cars, Cotton Gin– Hernando marching bands, fire trucks and Enjoy live music on a Saturday Santa Claus! This festive favorite in October at the Clifton Cotton Gin just off the historic downtown offers loads of fun for the whole family. square. All proceeds go to renovate the Historic Von Theater. 662-429-9055 www.hernandoms.org www.frontporchjubilee.ms

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service directory Hernando Main Street Chamber of Commerce 421 West Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 Phone (662) 429-9055 Fax (662) 429-2909 www.hernandoms.org

Marriage Licenses

Office of Planning

Youth Court

DeSoto County Circuit Court Clerk...........(662) 469-8007, ext 1 2535 Highway 51 South, Hernando

Director of Planning........................Keith Briley Building Inspector Building Permits..........................Kristen Duggan Business Licenses......................Kristen Duggan Code Enforcement…………….Kristen Duggan

Judge Craig Treadway......................(662) 469-8336

Emergency Services

DeSoto County Sheriff’s Department

Chief of Police Scott Worsham...........(662) 429-9096 Fire Chief Hubert Jones.................... (662) 449-0504

Sheriff Bill Rasco........................(662) 469-8500

Utilities Call Before You Dig (Buried Cable Locator)...............(800) 227-6477

Animal Control City of Hernando Animal Control.......................(662) 429-9096 DeSoto County Animal Control………………(662) 469-8004

Automotive/Motor Vehicles Driver’s Licenses.........................(662) 429-1353 160 License Drive, Nesbit License Plates/Tags.....................(662) 469-8030

Building and Construction

Cable Comcast.......................................(800) 266-2278

Electricity Entergy........................................(800) 368-3749 Gas - Propane Gibson Propane...........................(901) 363-0101

Gas and Natural Gas Atmos Energy .............................(800) 863-7749

Building Permits City of Hernando Planning..........(662) 429-9092 DeSoto County Planning Commission.............. (662) 469-8023

Internet Service Providers

Building Inspector

Residential...............................(888) 757-6500 Business...................................(866) 620-6000 Repairs: Residential...............................(877) 737-2478 Business...................................(866) 620-6900 Comcast....................................(800) 266-2278

City of Hernando.........................(662) 429-9092 DeSoto County Planning Commission..............(662) 469-8023

Business Licenses City of Hernando.........................(662) 429-9092 DeSoto County............................(662) 469-8023

BellSouth (DSL)...........................(800) 321-2375 Comcast......................................(800) 266-2278

Telephone Installations:

Water

Hernando Municipal Court..........(662) 429-9096 DeSoto County Courthouse.........(662) 469-8000

Belmont Water Association.........(662) 449-5551 City of Hernando.........................(662) 429-9092 North Mississippi Utilities...........(662) 429-9509 Nesbit Water Association............(662) 429-8800

Emergencies

Voter Registration

Police Department 2601 Elm Street........................(662) 429-9096 Fire Department 475 W Commerce Street..........(662) 449-0504 Sheriff’s Department 3091 Industrial Dr W.................(662) 469-8500 Un/Employment Office WIN Job Center...........................(662) 342-4002 7320 Highway 51 N, Southaven, MS

DeSoto County Circuit Court Clerk......................(662) 469-8007, ext 1 2535 Highway 51 South, Hernando

Court

Garbage/Trash Collection City of Hernando.........................(662) 429-9092 DeSoto County............................(901) 236-0660

Health & Human Services Child Support..............................(877) 882-4916 165 W South St, Ste 100, Hernando Family & Child Services...............(662) 469-8012 (Investigation of Child Abuse or Neglect) 3246 Highway 51 S, Ste 2, Hernando Food Stamps...............................(662) 469-8420 3210 Highway 51 S, Hernando Health Department.....................(662) 429-9814 3212 Highway 51 S, Hernando

Library First Regional Library Hernando.................................(662) 429-4439 370 West Commerce Street

Hernando

Parks & Recreation Director DeWayne Williams.........(662) 429-2688 Program Director………………….Dolly Brechin

Public Works and Utilities Public Works Director Gary McElhannon.....................(662) 429-9092 Utility Clerk Jan Hawks............................(662) 429-9092

DeSoto County Administration 365 Losher Street Hernando, MS 38632 Phone: (662) 429-1326 www.desotocountyms.gov

Board of Supervisors...(662) 469-8002 District 1 Supervisor........................Jesse Medlin District 2 Supervisor.......................Mark Gardner District 3 Supervisor............................Bill Russell District 4 Supervisor.........................Lee Caldwell District 5 Supervisor............................Michael Lee

County Administrator Vanessa Lynchard....................... (662) 469-8180

Chancery Court Clerk

FOR EMERGENCIES CALL 911

DeSoto County Schools 5 East South Street Hernando, MS 38632 Phone: (662) 429-5271 www.desotocountyschools.org

Superintendant of Education Cory Uselton

School Board District 1 Milton Nichols.................(662) 895-2718 District 2 Michele Henley................(901) 652-3555 District 3 Ann Jolley........................(662) 781-1169 District 4 Shelia Riley......................(901) 484-5192 District 5 Sarah Doss Thomas…......(901) 387-7738

Hernando Elementary 455 Riley Street, Hernando.........(662) 429-4160 Principal.........................................Renee Triplett

Hernando Hills Elementary 570 McIngvale, Hernando...........(662) 429-9117 Principal....................................Stephanie Gilder

Oak Grove Central Elementary 893 Oak Grove Road, Hernando…. (662) 429-4180 Principal............................................Stacey Pirtle

Circuit Court Clerk

Hernando Middle School

Dale Kelly Thompson……….(662) 469-8007

700 Dilworth Lane, Hernando.....(662) 429-4154 Principal.............................................Dr. Jerry Floate

Chancery Court

475 West Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 Phone: (662) 429-9092 Fax: (662) 429-9099 www.cityofhernando.org

Land Records..........................(662) 469-8397 Chancery Court Records……. (662) 469-8398

Mayor & Board of Alderman

Tax Collector

Mayor.............................................Tom Ferguson Alderman at Large.....................W.I. “Doc” Harris Jr. Alderman Ward 1...........................Sonny Bryant Alderman Ward 2..........................Andrew Miller Alderman Ward 3.............................Gary Higdon Alderman Ward 4..................Michael McClendon Alderman Ward 5............................Cathy Brooks Alderman Ward 6................................Jeff Hobbs

Joey Treadway.............................(662) 469-8030

All Personnel...............................(662) 429-9092 City Clerk..........................................Katie Harbin City Attorney............................Kenneth Stockton City Judge...........Anthony Nowak, Robert Quimby City Court Clerk.......................Cassaundra Perry Community Development.................Gia Matheny

8525 Highway 51 North, Southaven...................................(662) 469-8026

Misty Heffner……………….(662) 469-8005

Government Offices

City Hall

Justice Court

Tax Assessor Parker Pickle...............................(662) 469-8029

DeSoto County Planning Department..............(662) 469-8023 Director of Planning.....................Bennie Hopkins Deputy Director.............................Austin Cardosi

Circuit Court Judge Craig Treadway….............(662) 469-8359 Judge Gerald Chatham................(662) 469-8314

Chancery Court

Hernando High School 805 Dilworth Lane, Hernando.....(662) 429-4170 Principal.......................................Duane Case

State and Federal Officials Mississippi State Senate District 1 .........................................Chris Massey District 2 ..........................................David Parker District 19...................................Kevin Blackwell Mississippi House of Representatives District 6.........................................Dana Criswell District 7.........................................Steve Hopkins District 24................................................Jeff Hale District 25..........................................Dan Eubanks District 28..........................................Robert Foster District 40........................................Ashley Henley District 52...........................................Bill Kinkade

Judge Percy Lynchard….................(662) 469-8347 Judge Mitchell Lundy…………….(662) 226-1343 Judge Vicki Daniels……………(662) 563-8715

U.S. Senate

County Court

U.S. House of Representatives

Judge Allen Couch………….…….(662) 469-8317

Representative Trent Kelly

Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith Senator Roger Wicker

member directory Accountants

Dyer & Associates, CPA PLLC Hernando, Mississippi 38632 (901) 604-3765

Stan Little, Attorney at Law 2525 Caffey St. Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-8405

Nothing Bundt Cakes Olive Branch 5338 Goodman Road Ste 127 Olive Branch, MS 38654 (662) 874-6160

Gustafson Properties, LLC P.O. Box 827 Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 428-8086

H&R Block 44 West Commerce Hernando, Mississippi 38632 (662) 449-0260

The Stroud Law Firm, P.C. 5779 Getwell Road Building C1 Southaven, ms 38672 (662) 536-5656

Banks

Johnny Coleman Builders Inc PO Box 166 Southaven, MS 38671 (901) 674-7226

Holly Renee Seymour, CPA, PLLC 205 E Commerce St Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 912-6022

Walker Brown & Brown Law Firm 2540 Highway 51 South Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-5277

Williams Pitts & Beard Accountants PLLC 2042 McIngvale Rd., Ste. A Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-4436

Auto Sales and Service

BancorpSouth 60 E. Commerce St. Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-9816 BankPlus 885 E. Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-7325

All Star Chevrolet 7240 Craft Goodman Road Olive Branch, MS 38654 (662) 895-5536

Community Bank 475 East Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-8484

A2Z Advertising, Inc 2593 Highway 51 N. Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 367-4848

Chuck Hutton Toyota 4601 Hutton Way Memphis, TN 38116 (901) 345-3200

First Security Bank 985 E. Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-4115

North Mississippi Media 230 Goodman Road Suite 202 Southaven, MS 38671 (901) 503-5861

Country Ford 95 Goodman Road East Southaven, MS 38671 (662) 349-4300

First Tennessee Bank 500 E. Commerce St. Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-7021

Agri-Tourism

Landers Auto Group 315 E Goodman Rd Southaven, MS 38671 (662) 349-3006

Guaranty Bank & Trust Company 2440 McIngvale Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-1630

Automotive

Renasant Bank 180 E. Commerce St. Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-7833

Advertising

Cedar Hill Farm 008 Love Rd. Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-2540

Apartments

Coleman Crawford Estates 2780 College Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-2157 The Magnolias of Hernando 2321 McIngvale Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-2009

Architects

AERC, PLLC 342 West Valley Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 298-0057

Attorneys

Chatham Damare’ Pittman PLLC 291 Losher Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-9871 Graves, Smith, Palmertree, & Shaw PLLC 140 W. Center Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-9302 Kyle Wynn & Associates 2555 Caffey St Hernando, MS 38632 (601) 978-1700 Myers Law Group 301 Losher St. Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-1994 Smith, Phillips, Mitchell, Scott, & Nowak Law Firm 2545 Caffey Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-5041

Burleson’s Auto and Diesel Repair 3250 McIngvale Rd Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-5005 Craigen’s Garage LLC 1710 Holly Springs Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-8135 DeSoto Collision Centers 6751 Elmore Rd Southaven, MS 38671 (662) 349-9441 Gateway Tire & Service 2100 McIngvale Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-3832 Griffin and Son Auto Service, LLC 2035 Stateline Road West Southaven, MS 38671 (662) 280-6906 Pounders Repair 345B E. Commerce St Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 298-8287

SecurTrust Federal Credit Union 3870 Goodman Road East Southaven, MS 38672 (662) 890-8760 Southern Bancorp Bank 970 Byhalia Rd Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-9973 Sycamore Bank 1025 E. Commerce St. Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-0457 Trustmark National Bank 2510 Highway 51 South Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-5251

Bed & Breakfast

Kelly Excavating & Septic 1680 Slocum Road Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 603-3919 Legacy New Homes, LLC 6814 Crumpler Blvd #1 Suite 100 Olive Branch, MS 38654 (662) 932-2282 Lenox Windstone Venture LLC 1326 Hardwood Trail Cordova, TN 38016 (901) 758-9777 Life Style Homes, LLC 1074 Thousand Oaks Drive Ste 1 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-2332 Sky Lake Construction 1361 Nesbit Drive Nesbit, MS 38651 (662) 429-9900

Business Services

Accounted 4 Business Services, LLC Hernando, Mississippi 38632 (501) 650-0030 The UPS Store 429 E Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-1641

Car Wash

Car Wash USA Express 2300 McIngvale Road Hernando, MS 38632

Catering

Scotty’s Smokehouse LLC 928 Nesbit Road Nesbit, MS 38651 (901) 834-0744

Chamber of Commerce

Byhalia Chamber of Commerce 2452 Church Street Byhalia, MS 38611 (662) 838-8128

Magnolia Grove Bed and Breakfast 140 East Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-2626

Horn Lake Chamber of Commerce 3101 Goodman Rd. W., Suite B Horn Lake, MS 38637 (662) 393-9897

Bakeries and Cafes

Beverage Wholesale

Olive Branch Chamber of Commerce 9123 Pigeon Roost Olive Branch, MS 38654 (662) 895-2600

Lady Bugg Bakery 39 W. Commerce St Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-7000

Builders & Developers

City Hall Cheesecake 221 East Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 469-9117

Lee Lee’s Sweet Shop & Bakery 1139 Holly Springs Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 288-1600

Clark Beverage Group Inc. 1235 Scott Street Senatobia, MS 38668 (662) 280-8540 Bridgforth Properties, Inc. 3606 Bridgforth Road Olive Branch, MS 38654 (662) 429-4441 Delta Traditions 3751 Getwell Rd S Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-0418

Southaven Chamber of Commerce 500 Main Street Southaven, MS 38671 (662) 342-6114

Child Care

Kaco’s Kids Childcare & Preschool 905 Magnolia Hills Cove Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-7649

Hernando

Chiropractors

DeSoto County Chiropractic 1134 Church Rd W Southaven, MS 38671 (662) 393-4848 Henry Chiropractic 2620 HWY 51 South Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-7534 Mid South Chiropractic 210 E Commerce Street Suite 1 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 890-0012

Riverbend Church 173 Kapik Industrial Drive, Suite D Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 404-4043

Concessions

The Hill Hernando Church Family 1775 Memphis St. Ste. B Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 298-3584

Concrete

Victory Baptist Church 4353 Highway 51 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-2265

Cleaners

Morton Chiropractic Clinic 55 East Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-6102

A-OK Cleaners 2440 Mt. Pleasant Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-7016

Christmas Trees & Supplies

Cleaning Services

Merry Christmas Tree Farm 1890 Getwell Road North Nesbit, MS 38651 (662) 429-9462

C & P Enterprises 11545 Sullivan Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-8057

Churches

Cleaning Crew 275 East Commerce St Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 691-0737

Christ Community Church of Hernando 1464 Byhalia Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-6036 Colonial Hills Church 1225 Monteith Ave Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 393-2445

Fish Window Cleaning 52 W. Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 469-4163 Heavenly Sunshine Property Services 9115 Southview Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 342-1203

CrossPointe Church 71 E. Commerce St Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 893-0913

Colleges

First Baptist Church Nesbit 1645 Hwy 51 N Nesbit, MS 38651 (662) 429-5319

Belhaven University 7111 Southcrest Parkway, Suite 105 Southaven, MS 38671 (662) 469-5387

First Presbyterian Church 1455 McIngvale Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-6646

Northwest Mississippi Community College ABE/GED Department 4975 Hwy 51 North Senatobia, MS 38668 (662) 562-3698

Hernando Baptist Church 11 East Center Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-6361 Hernando United Methodist Church 1890 Mt. Pleasant Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-7026 Holy Spirit Catholic Church 545 East Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-7851 Life Fellowship 805 Dilworth Lane Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 893-1338 Longview Point Baptist Church 1100 McIngvale Rd Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-1044 New Discovery Christian Church 961 Vinson Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-5939

Hernando

Northwest Mississippi Community College-Desoto 5197 W.E. Ross Parkway Southaven, MS 38671 (662) 342-1570 University of MS DeSoto 5197 W.E. Ross Parkway Southaven, MS 38671 (662) 342-4765

Collision Repair

Advanced Collision Inc. 1473 Hwy 51 S. Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-8992 Benchmark Autobody 280 East South Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 469-4500

Commercial Shopping Center Leasing Joe Poppenheimer Management, LLC 1018 Goodman Road West Horn Lake, MS 38637 (662) 349-9607

Tphillips Enterprises, LLC Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 413-5911

Direct Home Sales

Barbara Phillips - Ruby Ribbon Stylist 942 Morrow Crest Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-6977

MMC Materials, Inc. 1955 Nail Road Horn Lake, MS 38637 (662) 393-7676

Margo Stevens-Ray - Ruby Ribbon Stylist 308 East Robinson Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 230-3542

Construction and Plumbing

Pure Romance by Nancy 3290 Shady Hill Dr. Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 487-2833

Progressive Construction of the Mid-South 8712 Kerri Ruth Rd Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 233-4553

Construction/Home Improvement Bedrock Stone & Design 283 E Commerce St Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 647-4720

Albro Construction Services 1978 Hobbs Cove Horn Lake, MS 38637 (662) 298-8569

Dog Kennels

Hernando Kennels 5464 Robertson Gin Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 485-7233

Economic Development Organizations DeSoto County Economic Development 316 West Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-4414

Castillo Construction LLC P.O. Box 571 Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 834-6828

Elderly Care

Convenience Store/Gas and Diesel

North Mississippi Adult Daycare Services , LLC 714 East Service Drive Coldwater, Mississippi 38618 (662) 622-0180

Exxon Tigermart 870 E Commerce St Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-5154

Cosmetics & Skin Care

Darleneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Permanent Makeup & Nails 2400 Hwy. 51 South Suite # 2 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 812-9271 TruAura 3390 Rhett Butler Drive Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 428-6964

Dance Instruction Stars in Motion 569 Olivia Lane Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 349-6422

Dentists

Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Dental Center-Dr. Jason Coleman 1150 Monteith Ave, Suite 102 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 298-2105 DeSoto Family Dental Care 460 Byhalia Rd. Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-5239 DeSoto Family Dentistry 225 Losher Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-3000 Hernando Dental Group 2264 McIngvale Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-6736 Hernando Smiles 7 East Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-5055

Desoto Help LLC Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 469-3014

Electricians

Electric Unlimited, LCC 291 E. Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 300-7410 Whitfield Electric 222 Kapik Dr. Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-4542

Engineers

Burns Cooley Dennis Inc. 2446 Caffey St., Suite 2A Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 238-1661 Civil-Link, LLC 5779 Getwell Road, Building B Southaven, MS 38672 (662) 510-2169 Fowler Engineering, LLC 1989 Oak Tree Cove, Suite A Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 469-9571 Joe Lauderdale, Consulting Engineer 231 W. Center St. Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-2780 Neel-Schaffer Inc. 5740 Getwell Rd. Bldg. #2 Southaven, MS 38672 (662) 890-6404 Pickering Firm, Inc. 2446 Caffey Street Suite 2A Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 393-3348 Waggoner Engineering 2475 Memphis Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-2100

Entertainment

DeSoto Family Theatre 9105 HWY 51 North Southaven, MS 38671 (662) 280-6546 Kudzu Playhouse-Northwest Miss Theater Guild PO Box 47 Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 481-3271 Santa Steve 1725 Hwy. 305 N. Olive Branch, MS 38654 (901) 573-1607 TNT Sound, Inc 1620 Dancy Boulevard Horn Lake, MS 38637 (662) 342-1466

Equipment Sales and Service Hernando Equipment 193 E. Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-6648

Magnolia Golf and Equipment LLC 3400 McCracken Road Suite 1 & 2 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-1566 Reliable Equipment 250 Highway 51 North Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-4426 Wade, Inc. 1985 Highway 304 West Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-4483

Event Planning, Weddings, Interior Design Bride of Boaz, LLC 1826 Wood Hollow Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 519-1985 Made Ya Look 2615 School St Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 413-4177

Eye Care

Shackelford Family Eye Care 2350 Mt. Pleasant Rd. Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-4448

Farms

Banks & Company P.O. Box 160 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-6331

Finance Companies 1st Franklin Financial 2412 East Parkway Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-2662

Financial Planning Edward Jones Investments - Zachary Walker 2446 Caffey Street Suite 1B Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-0410 Gainspoletti Financial Services 2042 McIngvale Road Hernando, MS 662-429-4436

Independent Planning Group 2540 Highway 51 South Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-0040

MS Secretary of State - Hernando Office 316 West Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-3362

Pickler Wealth Advisors 1135 Halle Park Circle Collierville, TN 38017 (901) 316-0160

Graphic Design

Fire & Water - Cleanup & Restoration

ImageFuel www.ImageFuel.com Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 291-1570

SERVPRO of DeSoto, Tate, and Tunica Counties 1160 Stateline Road East Southaven, MS 38671 (662) 349-6500

Gymnastics

Fitness Centers

Hair Salons

Janeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Gym 4850 Goodman Road Olive , MS 38654 (662) 893-5263

Magnolia Style, LLC DBA Fantastic Sams 2346 McIngvale Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 298-3079

Parinati Yoga of Hernando 2514 Ice Plant Lane Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 228-3055

Studio 139 Salon and Spa 1230 Monteith Ave Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 590-7596

Flooring

Health and Wellness

Crossfit Hammered Steel 2438 Highway 51 South Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 218-3791

Premier Flooring 1700 Highway 51 South Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-1550

Florists

Hernando Flower Shop 141 West Commerce St. Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-5281

Funeral Homes

Brantley-Phillips Funeral Home 2470 Highway 51 South Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-6262

Garden Centers

Four Seasons Garden Center 1745 Highway 51 S. Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-1768 Four Seasons Too 2405 Hwy 51 South Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 469-4221

General Merchandise Wal-Mart Supercenter 2600 McIngvale Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-3456

Golf & Country Clubs

Hernando Golf & Racquet Club 1000 Bradley Drive Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-0317

Government

DeSoto County Schools 5 East South Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-5271 Congressman Trent Kelly 2565 Caffey Street; #200 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-3090

ConXion Gymnastics Group 1725 Memphis Street Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 497-8560 Kelso 133 East Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 912-9190

Heating & Air Conditioning Services

Eldridge Services Air Conditioning and Heating 3400 McCracken Road, Ste. 7 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-3024 RW Heating, Air, Plumbing, Electrical, Inc. 160 Pleasant Hill Road Nesbit, MS 38651 (662) 429-2590 Southern Air Conditioning & Heating 175 Park Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-4429

Home Centers

Complete Home Center 32 East Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-0400

Home Improvement

Bedrock Stone & Design 283 E Commerce St Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 647-4720

Hospitals

Baptist Memorial Hospital DeSoto 7601 Southcrest Pkwy Southaven, MS 38671 (662) 772-4000

Cold Rush 4850 Goodman Road Olive Branch, MS 38654 (662) 772-8000

Methodist Olive Branch Hospital 4250 Bethel Road Olive Branch, MS 38654 (662) 932-9000

Healthcare

Human Resources

Affordable Urgent Medical Care 900 East Commerce St. Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-9111

AT & J Human Resource Solutions PO Box 334 Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 413-1386

Family First Clinic of Hernando 2416 Mt Pleasant Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 298-3181

Moore Advanced Inc. 2765 Highway 51 South Suite E Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 273-7964

Hernando Family Medical Clinic 2670 McIngvale Suite H Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-4988

HVAC Automation & Facility Management

Oxford Orthopaedics 2018 McIngvale Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 513-2000 RedMed Urgent Clinic of Hernando 1250 East Commerce Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 298-2238 Stern Cardiovascular Foundation 391 Southcrest Circle, Suite 200 Southaven, MS 38671 (901) 271-1000 Weaver Clinic 124 W. Commerce St. Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-5221

Hearing Aids

Hearing Solutions LLC 165 W. South Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 469-3277

E/K Automation 2564 Highway 51 South Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 654-2394

Ice - Wholesale/Distribution Senatobia Ice, LLC 565 Highway 305 Senatobia, MS 38668 (901) 626-5380

Individual Memberships Bettye Taylor 1436 Village Wood Dr Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-0792 Bettye Webster 241 Green T Lake E Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-7555 Carol McGarrity 4803 Penny Cove Southaven, MS 38672 (901) 494-3815 Cecil Sowell 749 Palmer Drive Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 409-1927

Hernando

Ellen Jernigan 1777 Robertson Pl Dr Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-7241

L.S. & Associates Insurance Consultants Inc. 1973 Oak Tree Cove Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 393-9115

Jim Seay 315 Losher Street, Suite 200 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-6108

Nationwide Insurance - Jody Woody 210 E. Commerce Street, Suite 6 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-5115

Maria Capalad 1233 Green T Road S Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 812-9108

Shelter Insurance - Brandon Vanderburg 1576 Monteith Ave., Suite A Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-5755

N. C. Tom Ferguson, Jr Hernando, MS 38632

Shelter Insurance - Randy Wilemon 1576 Monteith Avenue, Suite A Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-0860

Industries

Niteo Products 720 Vaiden Drive Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-0405 North American Electric, Inc. 350 Vaiden Drive Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-8049 Schulz Xtruded Products 2785 Mc Cracken Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 373-4114

State Farm Insurance-Sam Lauderdale 11 West Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-5213 State Farm-Neal Cannon 952 South Central Drive Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-7822

Tegra Medical 3414 Highway 51 South Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-5191

Sullivan Insurance Services 234 West Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-4932

Insurance

American National Earhart Agency 9086 Pigeon Roost Road, Ste. 107 Olive Branch, MS 38654 (662) 890-0851 Cooke Insurance Center, Inc. 220 W. Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-4488 DeSoto County Farm Bureau 2517 Caffey Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-7821 Farm Bureau - Daniel Bennett 2517 Caffey Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-7821 Hollie Moore Agency LLC 2610 Panola St Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 469-4822

Insurance/Investing

New York Life - Schlatter & Winston 1715 Aaron Brenner Drive, Suite 701 Memphis, TN 38120 (901) 827-3899 Primerica 180 W. South St Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-1203

IT/Networking/Surveillance/ Repairs Next Step Innovation 703 Hwy 80 West Clinton, MS 39056 (601) 708-4500

Jewelry Repair

ACA Jeweler 2400 Highway 51 South Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 420-5302

Lawncare Services

Humana 4330 Douglas Drive Olive Branch, MS 38654 (901) 647-3206

DeSoto Turf LLC. 2887 Oak Manor Drive Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 355-7177

Insurance Consulting Group Inc. 4735 Spottswood Ave., Ste 204 Memphis, TN 38117 (901) 795-8444 Ken’s Insurance Agency 4210 Highway 51 South Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 912-3914

SouthGroup DeSoto Insurance Inc. 5740 Getwell Road Southaven, MS 38671 (662) 349-2021

Library

First Regional Library 370 W. Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-4439

Lighting

Magnolia Lighting, Inc. 470 Highway 51 North Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-0416

Hernando

Liquor Stores

Cork & Barrel 2631 McIngvale Rd., Suite 127 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 469-9081

The Commercial Appeal 495 Union Ave Memphis, TN 38103 (901) 333-2036

Non-Profit Organizations

Hernando Wine & Spirits 2358 Mt. Pleasant Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-4403

AARP Mississippi 141 Township Avenue, Suite 302 Ridgeland, MS 39157 (601) 898-5415

Map Books

Apelah, Inc 2022 Oak Tree Cove Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-3652

MIDA Maps P.O. Box 703 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-0022

Martial Arts

Hernando Taekwondo 2631 McIngvale Rd Ste 117 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-5425

Merchant Services

Priority Payments Mid South 1018 Ellington Drive Milan, TN 38358 (731) 613-2254

Mortgage Companies

Better Business Bureau of the Mid-South 3693 Tyndale Dr. Memphis, TN 38125 (901) 257-8624 BNI Hernando Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 729-5115 DeSoto Arts Council 2465 Highway 51 South Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 404-3361

Castle and Cooke Mortgage 5915 Getwell Road Suite 5 Southaven, MS 38671 (662) 655-0946

DeSoto Shrine Club PO Box 511 Nesbit, MS 38651 (901) 277-4721

Eagle Bank Mortgage 210 East Commerce Street Suite 3 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 298-8554

Goodwill 480 East Commerce Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 508-1657

Fairway Independent Mortgage Corp. 2220 Hwy 51 South Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-5100

Healing Hearts Child Advocacy Center 5627 Getwell Road B-3 Southaven, MS 38672 (662) 349-1555

Motel/Lodging

Hernando Lions Club 2144 Mt Pleasant Rd Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-6324

Bhula Dham Inc. dba Super 8 Hernando 2425 Sloans Way Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-5334 Days Inn 943 E Commerce St Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-0000 Hampton Inn LLC 2675 McIngvale Rd Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 419-1000

Movers

Mighty Movers 2021 Robertson Rd Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 292-7301 Two Men And A Truck 2310 Nail Road W. Horn Lake, MS 38637 (662) 470-3137

Museums

DeSoto County Museum 111 East Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-8852

Newspapers

DeSoto Times-Tribune 2342 Highway 51 Nesbit, MS 38651

Hernando Young Women’s Club PO Box 945 Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 413-5373 Home Builders Association of North MS 5627 Getwell Road Bldg C6 Southaven, MS 38672 (662) 349-0181 House of Grace 8535 Highway 51 North Southaven, MS 38671 (662) 253-0252 Krewe of Hernando 1640 Cedar Grove Dr Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 517-5132 Maddox Foundation 180 W. Commerce St. Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-3699 Mid South Dressage Academy 6303 Robertson Gin Rd Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-0968 Northwest MS Association of Realtors 2795 Highway 51 North Nesbit, MS 38651 (662) 449-3553

Olive Branch YMCA 8555 Goodman Road Olive Branch, MS 38654 (662) 890-9622

Louie’s Family Pharmacy 2260 Highway 51 S Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 469-9055

Optimist Club of Hernando Mississippi PO Box 532 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 280-8875

Photography

Palmer Home for Children P.O. Box 929 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-2400 Porter Leath RSVP 868 North Manassas Memphis, TN 38107 (901) 577-2500 Region IV Mental Health Services 2725 Hwy 51 S Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-1808 SCORE Desoto County MS P O BOX #836 Horn Lake, MS 38637 (901) 413-0771 The Arc Northwest MS 4699 Getwell Road Building G, Suite 1 Southaven, MS 38672 (662) 510-8989

Oil Change

Dipstix/ Owned and Operated by Sayle Oil 608 E. Commerce Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-5066

Photos by Joey Brent 527 Wedgewood Drive Oxford, MS 38655 (662) 816-8155

Physical Therapy

Cornerstone Rehabilitation 421 East Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-4427 Endurance Physical Therapy 2018 McIngvale Road Suite 102 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 298-2276 Napoli Physical Therapy LLC 2631 McIngvale Rd, Suite 108 Hernando, Mississippi 38632 (662) 469-9054

Pressure Washing

TNT Pressure Washing, LLC 2145 Westwind Dr Nesbit, MS 38651 (901) 258-2311 Printing Services EM Printing 3081 Bartlett Corporate Drive Bartlett, TN 38133 (901) 881-6134

Orthodontics

Promotional Material Designs by Teri 1163 Turner Road Sarah, MS 38665 (901) 848-3814

Paint & Flooring

M & M Promotions 1409 Houston Loop Southaven, MS 38671 (662) 349-4939

J. Cox Orthodontics 1150 Monteith Avenue, Suite 100 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-8022 Sherwin Williams 585 Olivia Square Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-4199

Party Rentals

American Event Tents 9035 Hwy 61 Walls, MS 38680 (662) 781-2280

Payroll Services Paychex 3150 Lenox Place Blvd Memphis, TN 38115 (901) 753-2291

Pest Control

Pickens Pest Control, Inc. Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-0069

Pet Grooming & Boarding The Dog’s Day 1565 Dancy Blvd Horn Lake, MS 38637 (662) 510-5513

Pharmacies

Funderburk’s Pharmacy 134 West Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-5337

Publications

Coffee News of North Mississippi 2659 Bienville Road Nesbit, MS 38651 (662) 339-3100

Publishers

DeSoto Magazine 2375 Memphis Street, Suite 205 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-4617

Real Estate Developer The Katz Organization 272 Titus Ave., Ste 216 Warrington, PA 18976 (215) 852-8755

Real Estate

Anchor Investments, LLC 6553 Fox Horn Pl. Southaven, MS 38671 (901) 262-6322

Realtors / Commercial

Rhodes Thompson - KW Commercial PO Box 589 Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 833-8000

Realtors / Real Estate Brokers

Alyssa Hooper - Carlson Coleman Realty, LLC 5243 Ashdown Place Southaven, MS 38672 (901) 848-5328 Anton Realty & Appraisals, Inc. 1634 Highway 51 N Nesbit, MS 38651 (662) 349-1790 Audrey Jacobi - Austin Realty Group 1288 Byhalia Road Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 652-8884 Austin Realty Group, Inc. 1288 Byhalia Rd. Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-8888 Beth Davidson - Crye-Leike Realtors 2380 E Parkway Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 233-6730 Bobbie Espitia - Austin Realty Group 4343 Conner Dr Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 317-0971 Bridgforth Properties, Inc. 3606 Bridgforth Road Olive Branch, MS 38654 (662) 429-4441 Burch Realty Group 1139 Holly Springs Rd. Suite C Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-1700 Century 21 Bob Leigh & Associates 6900 Cobblestone Blvd. Southaven, MS 38672 (662) 449-3530 Clint Bolton - RE/MAX Realty Group 2446 Caffey Street Suite 2 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 403-4200 Donnie Chambliss - Crye-Leike Realtors 1570 Carlee Drive Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 355-2074 Dream Maker Realty LLC 7253 Goodman Road Olive Branch, MS 38654 (901) 409-5478 Fran Boling - Crye-Leike Realtors 2380 East Parkway Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 574-8322 Ginger Britt - Austin Realty Group, Inc 1465 Mason Drive Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 277-0587

Megan Cole - Austin Realty Group 1288 Byahlia Road Suite 4 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 291-0044 Muddy Waters Realty 1045 Church Road East Southaven, MS 38671 (662) 209-0006 Sabra Cable - SOS Realty 4760 Old Grays Creek Road Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 461-8752 Taylor Phillips - Austin Realty Group 2153 Paris Cove Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 413-5911

Remanufacturer RCL Components 3155 Industrial Drive Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-0401

Restaurants

AC’s Steakhouse Pub 333 Losher Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 469-9790 Buon Cibo 2631 McIngvale Road, Suite 129 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 469-9481 Chick-Fil-A Southaven 235 Goodman Road W Southaven, MS 38671 (662) 349-3587 Coleman’s Bar-B-Que 554 East Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-9851 Crossroads Seafood 23 HWY 51 South Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 469-9188 Domino’s Pizza Delivery 2334 McIngvale Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-3468 Mi Pueblo 2340 Mt. Pleasant Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-1920 Pizza Hut 1218 East Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 298-8289 Sonic 955 East Commerce St Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-9840

Hollye Granier ABR, MRP - Century 21 Bob Leigh and Associates 1576 Monteith Avenue Suite C Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 870-4020

Taco Felix 390 E. Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-1800

Marty Pickard - First National Realty 7040 Windstone Blvd Suite 200 Olive Branch, MS 38654 (901) 289-4992

Underground Cafe 2476 Memphis Street Hernando, Mississippi 38632 (901) 493-7162

Hernando

Windy City Grille 330 W. Commerce St. Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-0331

The Pink Zinnia 134 West Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-5533

Yellowfin Sushi & Hibachi 2631 McIngvale Suite 103 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-2774

The Square Cupboard 328 W. Commerce St. Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-2686

Zaxby’s-Oxford Foods 2575 McIngvale Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-9949

Retirement Communities/Senior Living

Retail

Bon Von Gifts & Collectibles 214 W Center Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-5266 Center Stage Fashions 324 West Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-5288

Roofing - Commercial The Garland Co. 109 N. Main Street Memphis, TN 38103 (901) 361-7045

Schools

Career and Technology Center - West 1005 Kuykendall Lane Horn Lake, MS 38637 (662) 393-6211

Cynthia’s Boutique 2529 Caffey Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 469-9026 Discount Depot Liquidators Inc. 178 Kapik Industrial Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-9015 Frank Clothing 210 E. Commerce Street, Suite 7 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 298-3374 Jack Anna Beanstalk 2556 Highway 51 South Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 298-3673

Grove Christian Academy PO Box 293 Hernando, MS 38632 (610) 888-4038 Hernando Elementary School 455 Riley St. Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-4160 Hernando High School 805 Dilworth Lane Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-7825 Hernando Middle School 700 Dilworth Lane Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-4154

LG Trend Co. Boutique 2354 McIngvale Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 469-9217

Magnolia Heights School 1 Chiefs Drive Senatobia, MS 38668 (662) 562-4491

Parallel 180 E. Center Street Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 692-0430

Northpoint Christian School 7400 Getwell Road Southaven, MS 38672 (662) 349-3096

Saint 2420 East Parkway Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 469-4650

Sewer - Porta-Potty Kelly Septic Service 1680 Slocum Road Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 674-0432

Side Alley 295 Losher Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 469-9479

Sports Organizations

So Co Apparel 300 W. Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 298-3493 Sports of All Sorts 345 E. Commerce St. Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-1162

Splash Pools Inc 556 Whitfield Drive Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 469-5717

Utilities - Propane

Telecommunications

AT&T Authorized Retailer; Spring Mobile 1202 E. Commerce St. Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 449-0798 C Spire Select Retailer 425 E Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-0066 C Spire 230 Goodman Road East Building 1 Southaven, MS 38671 (855) 277-4735 Wireless Zone of Hernando 2631 McIngvale Road Suite 130 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 298-3900

Televisions Stations

WREG-TV- Channel 3 Accounts Payable 803 Channel 3 Srive Memphis, TN 38103 (901) 543-2142

Title Exchange

Money Matters 38 West Commerce St. Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-5855

Tourism

Atmos Energy 5249 Pepperchase Drive Southaven, MS 38671 (800) 863-7749 Gibson Propane 1585 Memphis St Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-6211

Venue Rental

1 Memphis Street 2467 Memphis Street Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 550-5632 Landers Center 4560 Venture Drive Southaven, MS 38671 (662) 280-9120 Rose Hill at Mussecuna Estates 5000 Robertson Gin Rd. Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 238-4393 The Gin at Nesbit 931 Nesbit Road Nesbit, MS 38651 (901) 504-5264

Veterinarians

Animal Medical Center of DeSoto County, PLLC 1974 Oak Tree Cove Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-8807

Waste Management Systems Waste Connections, Inc of TN 621 E. Brooks Road Memphis, TN 38116 (901) 398-5400

DeSoto County Tourism 4716 Pepper Chase Road Southaven, MS 38671 (662) 393-8770

Waste Pro 2187 Stateline Road West Southaven, MS 38671 (901) 655-2032

Training

Website Design

Travel Agencies

Unofficial Agency 73 Union Avenue Memphis, TN 38103 (901) 421-5480

Family Resource Center 3246 HWY 51 South Suite 1 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 404-6030 Brent Travel LLC 527 Wedgewood Drive Oxford , MS 38655 (662) 832-1134 Cruises Inc. Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 634-6099 Starward Vacations, LLC 2170 Hwy. 51 South, Suite 5 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-1000

Storage Facilities

Tutoring

Oak Tree Mini Storage 2036 Oak Tree Dr Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 619-4246

Hernando

Utilities - Natural Gas

Aquaworks Pools 2575 McCracken Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-8200

Memphis Hustle 191 Beale Street Memphis, TN 38103 (901) 205-1407

Hernando Self Storage 2795 McIngvale Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 912-9202

The Bunker Boutique 2631 McIngvale Rd #106 Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 469-4400

Wesley Meadows Retirement Community 1325 McIngvale Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 429-2070

Swimming Pools

Front Porch Learning Cottage, LLC 2420 Mt. Pleasant Road Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 915-7575

Utilities - Electric Power Companies Entergy Mississippi 1661 Scott Street Senatobia, MS 38668 (800) 368-3749

ImageFuel www.ImageFuel.com Hernando, MS 38632 (662) 291-1570

Wholesale

Soul Good Tees 100 East Commerce Street Hernando, MS 38632 (901) 206-9367

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Amy Wadsworth, DDS â&#x20AC;¢ Mark Skidmore, DDS Family Dentistry

www.hernandodentalgroup.com

2264 McIngvale Rd, Hernando, MS 38632