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by Barry Burleson |
Growing in Holly Springs
Joining in the ceremony last week are (front row, from left) Dick
Sanders, Orma Smith, Jay Tindall, Sherwin Haynie, Steve Gresham, S.B.
Gresham, John Dabney Brown, Gertrude McAlexander, Dennis Carlisle
and Bill Wage; (back row, from left) Brad Ewing, Mike Cunningham,
Jeanine Steele, Kasey Haynie, Gary Hickman, Rodney Whaley, Wesley
Stanton, Virginia Owen, Lexine Smith, Charles King and Elton Bray.
Not shown are John Roy and J.M. Ash. |
Bank breaks
ground for branch
By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer
A south branch of the Bank of Holly Springs may be ready
to open in 10 months to a year, according to bank president Steve Gresham.
Full Story
Group
wants to help with garbage
By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer
A Tennessee professional services group has offered to help
Marshall County with its residential garbage and solid waste disposal
plans.
Full Story
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Photos
by Sue Watson |
Holiday
musical
The first grade at Holly Springs Primary School celebrated the coming
of Christmas with a musical - “A Musical Play For Young Voices.”
The play dealt with the true meaning of Christmas. The play was
attended by students at the school and many parents. Carol Trott,
director of music at the school, organized the event. The program,
“A Teddy Bear Christmas,” was dedicated in memory of
Velita McKinnon, who loved doing Christmas programs. Characters
were played by Toria Folsom, Corrina Jones, Delandria Dowdy, Juwoyn
Lyles, Shequanda Johnson, Alexis Jones, Nikita Mays, Joyce Johnson
(a Teddy Bear, pictured above right), Lakeidra Smith, Ajah Barksdale,
Deante Crutchfield, Lemuel Walters and Santa Claus Taiwon Hughes
(above left). |
Wilson selected
Leader of Year
By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer
The Byhalia Area Chamber of Commerce handed
out its two top annual awards last week at its 2005 Chamber Celebration.
Full Story
Fischer urges
businesses to prepare for disaster
By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer
A big lesson business owners and operators
have learned from Hurricane Katrina is be prepared for disaster, said
Don Fischer, director of the Small Business Development Center at Ole
Miss.
Full
Story
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Hurricane Katrina evacuees
Spending Christmas away from home
By Cynthia Bullion
Contributing Writer
Juanita Alonzo is excited she will be going
home for the holidays. However, many of her friends will not be so fortunate
and spend the holidays not only away from their hometowns, but the facility
they have called home for years.
Full Story
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