- Sledders on levee in Bridgetown causes snow day controversy (MS) January 16, 2025
DeSoto County experienced a rare snow day this past week which cancelled school and saw many residents stay home rather than brave the snowy and icy roads. North Mississippi received anywhere from six to eight inches of snow last Friday which hung around into the weekend. Read the article…………………………….
- Can an HOA tell you to take your religious holiday decorations down? What MS law says (MS) December 19, 2024
The holidays are here; from Christmas to Hanukkah, Kwanzaa and more, there’s so much to celebrate this time of year. And if your celebration looks different from others, you still have the right to deck the halls with decor that embodies the special holiday. However, some Homeowners Association rules may restrict what decorations or how many decorations you can display in yards or on houses. Read the article…………………………….
- Lost Rabbit’s mail delivery suspended (MS) December 12, 2024
Lost Rabbit residents are in danger of not having U.S. mail delivery due to government safety concerns. “Unfortunately, the Lost Rabbit Board has, thus far, been unsuccessful in negotiating a remedy to the noted safety concerns of the USPS Postmaster,” according to an email from the Lost Rabbit HOA. “We have been made aware that due to mailboxes remaining on private alleyways, USPS is currently suspending delivery of mail to Lost Rabbit residents. Read the article…………………………….
- Jackson residents caught off guard by resignation, charges against councilwoman (MS) August 16, 2024
The president of a group that oversees homeowners associations says he’s heartbroken and disappointed after Ward 2 City Councilwoman Angelique Lee resigned and pleaded guilty to a federal conspiracy charge. “An unfortunate incident occurred. The councilwoman has stepped up and accepted her responsibilities for it and we’re going to move forward as a ward,” said Jeffery Taylor, who represents homeowner association presidents in Ward 2. Read the article…………………………….
- HOA claims illegal landfill to blame for varmint infestation in MS neighborhood August 7, 2024
Residents of an Olive Branch subdivision are at odds with owners of a neighboring property, claiming it has become an illegal landfill and is responsible for an infestation of varmints. Iris Ferguson, HOA President of the Lyon’s Gate subdivision says she loves her neighborhood and the people living in it. But, her love of neighbors doesn’t extend to the owners of the property on the East side of the Olive Branch subdivision. Read the article…………………………….
- ‘We’ve got to do something’: Rollingwood residents frustrated with city’s lack of response to drainage issues (MS) July 9, 2024
He had just learned a project designed to repair a major sinkhole in his neighborhood was being delayed again, this time because contractors were waiting on supplies. “We’ve got to do something. We’ve got to do it now,” he said. “We can’t keep pushing this, kicking this can down the road.” On Tuesday, the city announced that work had been delayed again on a project to repair a failed culvert and sinkhole at 135 Yucca Dr. Read the article…………………………….
- Neighborhoods benefiting from CCID funds for improvements (MS) June 29, 2024
The Legislature during its most recent session directed funding for several projects in Jackson through the Capitol Complex Improvement District. Two of the projects are in the Fondren neighborhood and one falls in the LOHO Homeowners Association, Read the article…………………………….
