Thursday, June 22, 2006
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Community | Obits | Editorial & Columnists | Society | Sports | Education | Classified Ads | Calendar of Events | Features | Newsbriefs | Legals | Archives | Photo Gallery |
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Chamber After Hours visits daylily nursery By SUE WATSON Sheperd Farm Daylily Nursery at 384 Turner Cove in Red Banks is the place to go for anyone who wants to see fields of daylilies in full bloom. It was the location of the Holly Springs Chamber of Commerce’s quarterly Business After Hours, Thursday. Grand Jury report sparks call for court space By SUE WATSON A recent report of a Marshall County Circuit Court Grand Jury has once again confirmed what chancery and circuit clerks, the sheriff and judges have already been pleading for. Marshall County needs more courtroom space. Clydesdale festival this week By SUE WATSON The third annual Clydesdale Christmas Festival is this week, June 21-24, with lots of fun, food, games, rides, live music and a rodeo on the ticket this year. Second K-9 added to Byhalia PD By SUE WATSON A new police dog has been added to the Byhalia Police Department, thanks to a connection between dog trainer Candy Crawford and Karen and Gerald Wright of Memphis. County Habitat builds new house By SUE WATSON Thanks to lots of volunteer help, Marshall County Habitat for Humanity is putting up its fifth new house which will be home to a family before summer’s end. Dry spell broken; winds rough up trees By SUE WATSON Marshall Countians are getting the rain many have hoped for to freshen their yards, gardens and crops. Over the weekend several inches of rain fell across the area beginning Saturday afternoon. Late Sunday, Holly Springs got another soaker with some damage from straight line winds, according to fire chief Kenny Holbrook with the City of Holly Springs. Local couple celebrates Memorial Day in Washington, D.C. Danny Tate of Potts Camp is a veteran who spent 17-1/2 months in Vietnam. He and his wife, Linda, rode their Goldwing motorcycle to Washington and were among the 600,000 Vietnam veterans in Washington, D.C. to observe Memorial Day. Holly Springs police want emergency numbers The Holly Springs Police Department requests local businesses register their emergency contact numbers with the police department, according to chief Patricia Selman. “In the case of burglary, alarm, or other incident, the department would have a contact number to reach the appropriate individual to come to the business and assist with giving important information that could help officers with an investigation,” Selman said. To register a business contact person and emergency phone number with police, contact Barbara Lanphere at 662-252-2122. Incidents A Shadow Lane resident reported vandalism inside the residence on June 14. Nothing appeared stolen from the residence. A Holly Springs man, Kedrin Ambrose, 25, was arrested June 17 and charged with felony possession of crack cocaine in the area of North Center Street and Falconer, according to Selman. The police department requests citizens call 662-252-2122 to report information regarding these or any other incidents. Report News:
(662) 252-4261 or south@dixie-net.com
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