Addison Pest Control is amazing! They were professional, thorough, and got rid of the pests…read morecompletely. I've been pest-free since their visit and couldn't be happier. If you want reliable, effective service, they're the ones to call!

hands down best kept cemetery in Desoto county, always clean and manicured grounds, very nice flag…read morepole overloo nice pond with very nice fountain, they even thought to put a place seperate for your pets

We just had Preferred Clean Out Service clear out the attic in the home that we are selling. While…read morethey have a crew that works for the company during the day, we had the owner and her family come to do our job. These kind people did an excellent job and cleared a full pickup truck load out of our attic in about a half hour. I would recommend Preferred Clean Out Service without reservation. They are the Best!

Springhill Cemetery (Hernando, MS) was established in 1836. It was the public burial ground for…read moreresidents of the town, free and slave, until churches and other groups established separate cemeteries. There are probably 500-1000 burials on the site even though there are only about 100 headstones present because graves were usually marked wood boards or posts, plantings, or earthen mounds decorated with the deceased's cup, bowl, bottle, or other personal items. It also encases victims of the 1878 yellow fever epidemic that nearly destroyed the town of Hernando, so much that it lost its city charter. After this, the cemetery declined. For years, cattle roamed the cemetery and broke off many of the tombstones. It was covered over by kudzu, briars, and honeysuckle before Mayor Ferguson and others undertook its restoration. Here's a link that explains some of the tombstones and their history! http://m.desototimes.com/news/a-walk-among-the-dead/article_5b1816de-dbd1-11e8-8d84-eb4af7cf397f.html

On the corner of Park Street and West Street, sits a sign commemorating a part of the Mississippi…read moreBlues Trail. This sign remembers area musicians who helped solidify Memphis as an important part of the blues scene in the 1920's. I love discovering these markers that bring the past to life. The blues is a strictly American creation and this little pocket of America brought this music to what would not only be a major city in blues, but a city that would help create rock and roll.