Under the Water Tower

Episode Notes On our last weekly show, we reminisce about what we loved from doing the show, and how we will miss talking and giving information about the town we love. But we weren't going to go a whole episode without passing on information- We make you aware of County redistricting, and to make sure you find out if it affects you. We give our final shoutouts of upcoming events o

Episode Notes On what is now our Penultimate Weekly Episode, we explain our reasoning, before delving into the aldermen meeting from this week. In the meeting, we hear about a new parks committee, how the City leaders are asking for Federal money, and what the city's new Food Truck Ordinance will look like. We let everyone know all that the Library will be doing this summer, and of

Episode Notes On today's episode, we start the show by wishing Happy Birthday to our Sponsor, and end the show wishing our Mothers Happy Mother's Day. In between, we talk about your past week, we hope we don't experience an O' Brother Where Art Thou experience, why we hope the elections in August don't mirror August 1903, and then let you know of outcoming events. In Sports, we say

Episode Notes On today's Episode, we celebrate an unofficial holiday by catching you up on everything that has happened since our last show. We then delve deep into the aldermen meeting, and why it was a historic day for the Hernando Parks and Rec. We then inform you to not believe the misinformation on people with better credit scores subsidizing those with less, and why it will c

Episode Notes On today's show, we catch you up on a busy weekend in North MS, and why sometimes you just need to stop at one. We then inform you about Desoto County getting more DA help, we congratulate the students who were honored at the school board meeting, and tell you how MS set a new record last month. Our places to go in Desoto County takes us to Horn Lake this week, where

Episode Notes On today's show, we talk about about a big event for Derick's family that may or may not involve infighting. We then talk about something both fun and serious that happened over the weekend. before turning to a marathon aldermen meeting that involved disagreement and discussion that was respectable and did not become a feud. Our Shoutouts highlight the busy weekend in

Episode Notes On today's episode, we bask in the sun from the last few days and sit down to talk about what has happened over the last week in our lives. We then tell you where you can start signing up for summer school if your child needs to take classes, how MS is 2nd in something, and why while inflation is slowing down, you will still not know it if you need shelter or food. In

Episode Notes On today's episode, you may always think our show is a circus, but today we discuss the real circus coming to down almost a century in a half ago, and how that would still draw a massive crowd today. But before that, we discuss last weekends storms and what we did over the weekend, we break down this weeks alderman meeting, and we summarize the MS Legislature's finali

Episode Notes On Today episode, we look back at the terrible storms that hit MS last Friday night, and continue to pray for and ask people to send support. We then turn out attention to two topics from the last Board of Supervisors meeting- an interesting pay increase request and the new Civic Center expansion that is finally about to start. We then look at the State legislature- w

Episode Notes We are back after a week off from Spring Break to bring you up to date on all the news in Hernando. We start with this week's aldermen meeting- where the redistricting for the next 7 years has been completed- followed by news of a candidate dropping out a Senate race. We then tell you why you may not be driving a Tesla bought in MS anytime soon, and why you have a few