Marshall
moving forward
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Manufacturing/warehousing growth takes hold
By
SUE WATSON
Staff Writer
Developers
are looking at new opportunities for industry and
warehousing in Marshall County’s Expanded Chickasaw
Trails Industrial Park every week, according to Bill
Renick, executive director of Marshall County Industrial
Development Authority.
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Helping
evacuees benefits community most
By
SUE WATSON
Staff Writer
Five
families from the New Orleans, La., area brought a
miracle to Holly Springs in wondrous and mystical ways
following the flood of New Orleans four weeks ago. The
families’ journey to Holly Springs, how they were
helped, and what life is like now for them on a
hurricane-wrecked coast is the topic of this story.
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County
schools show progress
Accountability
results recently released show that five of the seven
schools in the Marshall County School District were rated
as “successful.”
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Late
night fire destroys Potts Camp business
By
SUE WATSON
Staff Writer
The
Potts Camp Volunteer Fire Department put out a fire at
Bates Quick Stop in Potts Camp late Sunday but the
business was destroyed, according to Marshall County fire
investigator Jevon Atkins.
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Special
session deals with storm’s aftermath
By
SUE WATSON
Staff Writer
Mississippi
lawmakers are in special session this week to discuss
issues to mitigate the effects of Hurricane Katrina on
local governments and communities, according to Sen.
Ralph Doxey of Holly Springs.
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Funding
obligated for debris cleanup on coast
Gov.
Haley Barbour announced Tuesday that $104 million in
public assistance funding has been expedited for debris
removal in five local governments.
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Head
Starts hosts Business After Hours
By
SUE WATSON
Staff Writer
ICS
Head Start hosted the Holly Springs Chamber of Commerce
Business After Hours last week. ICS celebrates its 40th
anniversary this year.
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Lawn
mower, bicycle stolen in Holly Springs
The
Holly Springs Police Department reports a lawn mower and
bicycle were recently stolen in the city.
A
lawn mower was reported stolen from the 100 block of
Randolph Street on September 20. The mower is described
as a Murry 4.6, red with black handles.
A
bicycle was reported stolen in the 400 block of West
College Street on September 26. The bicycle is a black
and gold Mongoose with silver pegs on both tires.
Anyone
having knowledge of these incidents or the location of
the property should contact the Holly Springs Police
Department at 252-2122 or Crime Stoppers at
1-800-729-2169.
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