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By BARRY BURLESON
Editor

The 24th annual Byhalia White Oak Festival enjoyed lots of success Saturday on a beautiful fall day.

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Authorities nab creeper suspect in Marianna area

By BARRY BURLESON
Editor

The man Germantown, Tenn., police believe is the “Hacks Cross Creeper” was arrested last week at his Marshall County residence.

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City board conducts interviews for clerk

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

The Holly Springs Board of Aldermen and Mayor Andre’ DeBerry began this week to interview prospects for the position of city clerk. The position has been vacant three months since the retirement of city clerk Sandra Young.

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Policeman back on job

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

A Holly Springs policeman was scheduled to be back at work Tuesday after he received minor injuries in a vehicle collision while responding to an emergency call in the city, according to chief Patricia Selman.

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PE teacher likes well-rounded curriculum

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

A cohesive team approach to teaching and learning makes for exciting days at work at Holly Springs Primary School, according to physical education teacher Vicki Rodgers, in her fourth year at the school.

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Supervisors OK airport proposal; county taking over maintenance

By BARRY BURLESON
Editor

The Marshall County Board of Supervisors OK’d a proposal Monday concerning future operation of the Holly Springs/Marshall County Airport.

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Shelter needs small appliances

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

New Hope Village shelter is accepting donations of money and small apartment-size appliances like washers, dryers and cooking stoves.

The shelter has enough clothing but also accepts non-perishable foods, furniture, and other household items.

The shelter’s pantry provides food for those who are in need and operates a resell shop where donated small articles are sold to raise funds to operate the shelter.

Dillard said the shelter currently has 19 residents; 10 adults and nine children.

The shelter provided food and clothing to over 30 evacuees following Hurricane Katrina - all going to a group of families taking refuge in the home of a relative in the Holly Springs area, several weeks ago.

The shelter is supported with funds from a homeless prevention grant, private donations of money and goods, fundraising activities and volunteer services and skills from those in the community.

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