Thursday, April 26, 2007
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Renick
pulls out of governor’s race By SUE WATSON Democratic contender Bill Renick withdrew from the race for governor Monday, citing financial considerations.
‘Gracious’ guests enjoy Holly Springs By SUE WATSON This year’s group of pilgrims took in the homes, visited the cemetery, talked to homeowners, and were especially nice guests, said Tish Summerlin, Holly Springs Garden Club’s Pilgrimage Committee co-chairman. Suspects returned to county By SUE WATSON Two suspects in the stabbing death of Tolbert Sholar Jr. and the aggravated assault of Reamus Williams were extradited to the Marshall County jail Wednesday, April 18. They are being held without bond, according to Sheriff Kenny Dickerson. Two receive lifetime achievement awards at VFW event By SUE WATSON A crowd of about 250 turned out for food and entertainment at the VFW Saturday in what is planned to be an annual event, according to post commander Bill Janssen. Acme Brick gets “pumped up” over 116th birthday and Earth Day For most people and many companies, a birthday is an occasion that really gets them pumped up. Acme has taken the concept to a literal level by sending each of the company’s nearly 3,000 employees an Acme tire pressure air gauge to commemorate Acme’s 116th birthday on April l7 and in recognition of Earth Day, April 22. County offices undergo restoration By SUE WATSON The Marshall County chancery clerk’s payroll and accounting office is being restored with the hardwood floors redone and a new coat of paint on the walls.
School safety stressed at D.A.R.E. event By SUE WATSON With the nation still reeling from the Virginia Tech massacre last week, school administrators and law officers used much of the program time at Friday’s D.A.R.E. graduation to assure fifth grade students and encourage them to tell someone when they feel unsafe. Holly Springs police nab burglary suspect Holly Springs police officers arrested Anthony Phillips, 35, on burglary charges stemming from a breaking and entering in the 200 block of Richmond Street April 14, according to chief Robert Pearson. Officers also responded to the following activities last week: no proof of insurance (4); expired tag (2); no driver’s license or expired license (3); driving with license suspended (2); disorderly conduct (1); simple assault (1); trespassing (1); and malicious mischief (1). Anyone having information regarding any crime committed in Holly Springs/Marshall County area is asked to please contact the Holly Springs Police Department at 662-252-2122 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-729-2169. We do not need your name, just your information. The caller may be entitled to a reward of up to $1,000. Lake Estates community continues improvements Board members of the Holly Springs Lake Estates Homeowners Association continue to encourage community participation in the association and cooperation with members to improve the appearance of the Lake Estates community, said Emil Careau. Consecration of The Flame Sunday By
SUE WATSON Members of the Byhalia United Methodist Church invite the community to join them in consecrating The Flame, a new Family Enrichment Center, Sunday, April 29, said Rev. Vickie White. Report News:
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