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$2 million not enough for crisis center

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

Consultant Gary Anderson apprised the board of supervisors in a recent meeting that the $2 million bond bill in the 2007 legislation won’t be enough to build a 16-bed crisis intervention center in Marshall County.

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Potts Camp ordinance prohibits vicious dogs

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

A recent dog ordinance passed by the Town of Potts Camp has drawn some criticism and concern by pet owners, according to Mayor Jimmie Collins.

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Hundreds celebrate life of Ida B. Wells

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

Photo by Sue Watson

Singing gospel
Catherine Jefferson and her daughter Donna Jeffries, with Great Wings of Joy, entertain Friday evening during the gospel concert.

There were lots of volunteers and group involvement at the Ida B. Wells celebration this year with about 200 turning out Friday for food, gospel music, dance and poetry readings.

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Clerk says be prepared for voting

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

Anyone who has not voted since the 2003 countywide election is urged to check their voting status at the circuit clerk’s office, said Lucy Carpenter, Marshall County circuit clerk.

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Hospital seeks increase in indigent care funds

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

Jim Tuttle and W.A. McMillan, trustees of the board of directors of Alliance Hospital in Holly Springs, approached the board of supervisors for a five-year lease renewal and an incremental contribution toward indigent care at the mid-July meeting.

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HSUD extends water, gas sewer services

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

Residents and businesses in Holly Springs, Red Banks and east on Highway 4, can look forward to new services thanks to the hard work of the Holly Springs Utility Department (HSUD) and funds from a variety of sources, according to public works director Don Hollingsworth.

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