Thursday, July 27, 2006
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Missing girl found alive; two arrested By SUE WATSON While a 6-year-old Marshall County girl held on to life following her weekend disappearance, two suspects in the case made initial appearances before Justice Court Judge Ernest Cunningham Monday. Police station plans nudging forward By SUE WATSON A new Holly Springs police station plan is under development by the city, and financing for the proposed project was discussed at the mid-month board of aldermen meeting. Jackson new principal at BHS By BARRY BURLESON It appears Don Jackson has found his dream job. The 45-year-old took over in early July as principal of Byhalia High School, replacing Brian Taylor. State health officer gives advice By SUE WATSON Brian Amy, Mississippi state health officer, opened a meeting hosted by Alliance Charitable Foundation Thursday and said a healthy lifestyle and moderation are key to combating chronic illnesses. Part of road closed for bridge repair By SUE WATSON The long bridge over the Coldwater River on North Red Banks Road is closed to traffic until it is replaced, according to county engineer Larry Britt. Open house set on proposed power line The Tennessee Valley Authority will hold an open house to take public comment on a proposed route and two alternate routes for a power line that will connect existing power lines to a new substation planned for the Mt. Pleasant area. The substation will be built by the Holly Springs Electric Department. Sheriff’s department nabs two on burglary charges Two suspects were arrested and charged with the burglary of a dwelling in the Armour Cove area July 8, according to Sheriff Kenny Dickerson. Gregory Shane Hope, 26, of 140 Marshview Lane, Byhalia, and Jeremy Shane Moore, 20, of 415 West Cox Road, Byhalia, were arrested and charged with burglary July 11, following an investigation into the theft of a stove and dishwasher from the residence, Dickerson said. Investigators said they found items they believed to be parts of one of the stolen items below the burglarized residence and saw 4-wheeler tracks in a field near the location of the parts. The stove and dishwasher were recovered at another residence. Both suspects were being held in jail on $10,000 bond. Police investigate burglaries The Holly Springs Police Department reported larceny, burglary and aggravated assault calls July 17-22. Police Chief Patricia Selman released the following report. County school board positions up for grabs By SUE WATSON Marshall County School District will have two school board positions on the November ballot. Report News:
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