Thursday, July 12, 2006
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Welcome home soldiers Welcome home
soldiers By SUE WATSON Nothing was left undone at a welcome home party Monday evening for the Holly Springs National Guard men and women who returned this year after a tour in Iraq. Members of 98th resume lives at home after service in Iraq By SUE WATSON With all deployed soldiers of the Alpha 98th Cavalry back at home following 18 months’ service in Iraq, most are at work at the jobs they left - busy putting their work and family first, according to Ssg. Keary Jetton, a full-time staff person with the Holly Springs National Guard Armory. Board considers injunction against horse racing tracks By SUE WATSON Two horse racing tracks operating in Marshall County without permits could face claims by the county in circuit or chancery court. Railroad access key to industries By SUE WATSON With queries coming in from prospects looking for good locations, railroad access is fast becoming the key to industrial expansion in Marshall County, according to Bill Renick, executive director of the Industrial Development Authority. Minor emphasizes importance of interstates By BARRY BURLESON Bill Minor was near Louisville June 28 cutting a ribbon to open 11.9 miles of four-laning on Highway 25. City police officers investigate rash of larceny incidents The Holly Springs Police Department is investigating several grand larceny incidents. A grand larceny was reported July 1 in the 200 block of Martin Luther King Drive. A 1999 dark green Ford Ranger was taken. A breaking and entering of a commercial building occurred in the 100 block of East Van Dorn. Wilbur Cannon, 46, Holly Springs, was arrested after being found inside the business, according to police chief Patricia Selman. Two grand larcenies were reported on July 4. The first took place in the 200 block of Memphis Street. A 2004 burgundy Ford Taurus was taken from the business. The second occurred in the 300 block of West Street. A 1993 dark green Eagle Vision was reported stolen. The thief also reportedly took two rings valued at $200 each and 20 CDs valued at around $300. Another breaking and entering was reported on July 5 in the 800 block of Hudsonville Road. The owner reported nothing appeared to have been stolen from the residence. Anyone having any information about these incidents is encouraged to contact the Holly Springs Police Department at 662-252-2122 or Marshall County Crime Stoppers at 1-800-729-2169. Two complete rescue school By SUE WATSON Holly Springs Fire Chief Kenny Holbrook and fireman Don Buford completed a four-day CARS (Certified Advanced Rescue School) a few weeks ago. CARS is one of the toughest courses taught, Holbrook said. Report News:
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