The South Reporter — Thurs., April 5, 2007


Thursday, April 5, 2007
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Marshall wants Toyota spin-offs
• Legislature OKs funding for crisis center

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

The Marshall County Board of Supervisors decided to get involved with planning meetings in Tupelo in hopes of securing its share of the spin-off industry expected from Toyota’s assembly plant in Union County.

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Byers junior plays on new CD

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

Photo by Sue Watson

Success story
Brother and sister, Daniel and Sandy Gonzalez, are pictured with H.W. Byers teacher Charles Finch.

She’s a long way from home and has been living in the United States only three years, but Sandy Gonzalez is getting attention as an outstanding student at H.W. Byers School for both academic performance and as a musician.

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Police stops net citations

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

The Holly Springs Police Department wrote 73 citations for no proof of insurance last week, according to chief Robert Pearson.

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Basil unopposed for superintendent in Union County

By BARRY BURLESON
Editor

Ken Basil is taking a step up the educational leadership ladder and shifting his employment back to his home county of Union.

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Pilgrimage activities just two weeks away

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

The premier event of the year is just around the corner and homeowners in Holly Springs are busy trimming their yards and city workers are picking up lots of limbs, leaves and grass clippings.

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Nomads return to share time, skills

By STEPHANIE WASHINGTON
Contributing Writer

True to their name, the NOMADS are a group of retired individuals with skills who travel to distant places only to lend a hand.

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Event stresses importance of trees

By BARRY BURLESON
Editor

The Holly Springs Garden Club and guests celebrated the importance of trees Tuesday, March 20, during the 26th annual Arbor Day celebration.

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Clean-up underway in county

The Marshall County Board of Supervisors is providing dumpsters at the following locations for your convenience, through April 23. Please pitch in and make Marshall County a cleaner place to live.

• Laws Hill Community Center, Cayce Fire Department, Potts Camp Fire Department, Slayden Community Center, Chulahoma Community Center, Waterford Community Center, Red Banks Fire Department, Watson Community Center, Byhalia Fire Department, Hwy. 309 North, Matthews Corner voting precinct, Lake Estates – Scott Drive, Marianna Voting Precinct, Wall Hill Voting Precinct, Early Grove Community Center, Bethlehem Community, Mt Pleasant – The Gin, Victoria Community Center.

Please, no brush or household garbage.

The Marshall County Rubbish Pit and White Goods Collection Site is open from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Wednesday and Saturday.

For more information you may contact the county administrator at 252-7903. If you do not have a contract for your household, please call RES at 1-888-839-2830.

Supervisors reschedule meeting

The Marshall County Board of Supervisors has rescheduled its April 9 meeting for April 16 in order to attend a business meeting in Tupelo.

Also, all county offices will be closed Friday, April 6, for Good Friday.

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