Thursday, November 30, 2006
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Argument turns to murder, police say By SUE WATSON Lee Anthony Snow, 24, of Byhalia, was shot in the head and died on the scene in front of a convenience store in Holly Springs around 1:45 a.m. Sunday, according to Robert Pearson, chief of police. Cycle club denied permit By SUE WATSON A private motor sports group, that has operated events in the Slayden area without a permit for six or seven years, was denied further activity by the Marshall County Board of Supervisors last week. Suspect arrested in killing at club By SUE WATSON Marshall County deputies served an arrest warrant Tuesday, Nov. 21, charging a Byhalia man with murder in connection with the November 19 shooting death of Chico Ray Aldridge at Elmos (Elmores) night club in Victoria, according to sheriff Kenny Dickerson. Downtown parade rolls Saturday By SUE WATSON Graham Miller, a longtime Holly Springs merchant, will serve as grand marshal of this year’s Christmas parade, set to begin at 5 p.m. Saturday. Elliott wins judge race; Byers takes Marshall By SUE WATSON Unofficial election results for the November 21 runoff election showed Ripley attorney Robert Elliott easily defeating Shirley C. Byers, a Holly Springs attorney and former circuit court judge in Greenville, in the District 3, Place 2 circuit court judicial race. Author speaks at Holy Family By SUE WATSON Jesse Holland, a graduate of H.W. Byers School and Ole Miss, visited Holy Family School recently to field questions about what it means to be a reporter and book author. Attorney general offers tips for safe shopping With the holiday shopping days moving fast by us, Attorney General Jim Hood would like to remind Mississippians that a little extra caution will go a long way in helping you avoid becoming a victim of identity theft. Byhalia police officers respond to 32 calls The Byhalia Police Department responded to 32 calls during the past week. Chief Mike Novay released the following report – eight alarm calls, three motor vehicle accidents, one disturbance, three domestic calls, one escort, five assists, two DUIs, one fire and eight miscellaneous. Officers wrote 23 citations. Police also made five arrests on the following charges:
Habitat for Humanity taking applications Thursday On Thursday, November 30, Marshall County Habitat for Humanity will be taking applications for those wishing to qualify for a home. First Presbyterian Church, 2532 Church St., in Byhalia is the location; the time is 5:30 p.m. From the stoplight at Hwy. 178 (old 78) and Byhalia Road turn left, go to the first stop sign, which is Church St., and turn right. The church is a block along on Church St. Applicants should bring with them their most recent pay stub, most recent rent receipt and most recent utility bill. Northcentral sees great growth By BARRY BURLESON Change and growth were the key words in Kevin Doddridge’s presentation November 16 during the Byhalia Area Chamber of Commerce membership luncheon. Aldermen adopt PUD By SUE WATSON The board of aldermen voted 4-0 for a resolution to adopt the Holly Springs Commons Public Utility District. The PUD consists of 204 acres and includes the plans for providing infrastructure for an additional 31 acres for the Alliance HealthCare Complex. Report News: (662) 252-4261
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