Thursday, June 7, 2007
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Byhalia chief resigns By SUE WATSON
Mike Novay, police chief of the Town of Byhalia, has resigned his post to spend more time with family. Clinic helps prevent unwanted litters By SUE WATSON The Marshall County Humane Society had a successful spay/neuter clinic last week, conducting 44 surgeries, according to Carmin Marlin. Police investigate building burglary Investigators are seeking suspects in the theft of six air-conditioning units from a building in the 900 block of Highway 4 East, according to Robert Pearson, Holly Springs police chief. Two Carrier and two Lenox units and four five-ton air conditioners were taken from the vacant commercial building last week, he said. Officers made one arrest last week in a separate incident. Timothy Jones, 30, of Holly Springs was arrested and charged with aggravated assault Friday June 1, Pearson said. The department wrote 93 citations last week which included: no proof of insurance (54); no tag/expired tag (5); no driver’s or expired driver’s license (16); driving while license suspended (4); seatbelt violation (8); switched tag (1); disregard for traffic (2); loud music (1); no child restraint (1); and handicapped parking (1). Pearson asks anyone with information regarding any crime committed in Holly Springs/Marshall area to contact the police department at 662-252-2122 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-729-2169. Callers do not have to give their name when leaving a tip and may be entitled to a Crime Stopper’s reward of up to $1,000 if the case is solved. Drawing comes naturally for Cook By SUE WATSON Since Rhonda Cook was 3 she’s been drawing, but she took it up another notch when she started painting themes around her door and window frames. Schools get grant for teleconferencing By SUE WATSON The Holly Springs and Quitman County school districts have teamed up with Rust College and the Marshall County Health Department to provide distance learning to high school students. Elected to MBA’s board of directors H. Gregory Taylor of Holly Springs has been elected to a three-year term on the Mississippi Bankers Association board of directors.
Foundation delivers $10,000 The Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi presented a check for $10,000 to Marshall County to help Stamp Out Childhood Obesity (SOCO). Website highlights birding hotspots The Mississippi River corridor is rich in birds and wildlife, and Audubon’s new Great River Birding Trail website enables birders and others to discover many of the best places to see them. It offers in-depth information on parks, refuges and other natural areas, including site descriptions and photos, driving directions, and lists of species visitors may spot at each site. Report News:
(662) 252-4261 or south@dixie-net.com
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