The Collierville Herald-Independent

3 days ago | colliervilleh-i.com | Jennifer Deshazo

Town of ColliervilleTown departments came together to help the Collierville Burch Library kick off summer reading season in style last Wednesday, with a fire truck, motorcycles, dump truck, and even the iconic double decker bus!Inside, Library staff kept the fun going with crafts, activities, and story-themed excitement, while teen volunteers helped families sign up for the summer reading challenge.

3 days ago | colliervilleh-i.com | Jennifer Deshazo

Town of ColliervilleThe Town of Collierville has a substantial interest in protecting the well-being, safety and privacy of its residents, including the ability to protect residents from unwanted intrusions, fraud, unfair consumer sales practices as well as criminal activity.

4 days ago | colliervilleh-i.com | Jennifer Deshazo

Bonnie Jean (Williams) Heim, 74, Southaven, MS died on May 23, 2025. Bonnie was born in Springfield, TN to Robert and Jean Williams. Bonnie is survived by her husband, Kenneth, 3 children, and 7 grandchildren. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to the Desoto County Dream Center.

1 week ago | colliervilleh-i.com | Jennifer Preston |Jennifer Deshazo

Community gives back to Collierville’sletter writing legendBy Jennifer PrestonTown of ColliervilleWhat started as a gesture of gratitude turned into something much bigger. In April, Mayor Maureen Fraser visited longtime resident Jack Westbrook to present him with a certificate of appreciation for his decades of community support through hundreds of letters. During that visit, Jack shared his dream of learning how to use a computer. That moment sparked a wave of generosity across the Town.

2 weeks ago | colliervilleh-i.com | Jennifer Deshazo

NASHVILLE — As thousands of Tennesseans hit the road for Memorial Day weekend, the Tennessee Highway Patrol is stepping up efforts to keep drivers safe and prevent crashes.Troopers across the state will conduct high-visibility patrols, sobriety checkpoints, and seat belt enforcement beginning Friday and continuing through Monday night. The goal is simple: reduce traffic deaths and injuries during one of the busiest travel weekends of the year.