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Governor
releases banded bird
Governor Haley Barbour is amazed as he holds the tiny bird in
his hand prior to its release.
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Thousands
turn out to see hummingbirds
By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer
Governor Haley Barbour attended
Audubon Under The Stars and helped officially open the Hummingbird Migration
Celebration Thursday of last week with the release of a banded bird.
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IDA, county
seek help with lagoon problem
By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer
A lagoon problem could be solved
with the extension of sewer service from the Chickasaw Trail Wastewater
System and about $1.4 million in grants and loans, according to Del
Stover with the Marshall County Industrial Development Authority.
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State fire
marshal offers cash reward
By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer
The state fire marshal’s office
has offered a reward of up to $1,000 for information leading to the
arrest and conviction of suspects who set fire to the ATM machine at
Slayden Bank, according to Tracy Jeffries, Marshall County fire investigator.
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Smith takes
reins at Holy Family
By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer
Mille Smith, lately of Memphis,
has joined Holy Family as principal this year. She brings new energy
and optimism and a wealth of know-how.
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Nature lovers
Young and old alike enjoyed last weekend’s Hummingbird
Migration Celebration activities in Holly Springs. (Top) Christopher
Turner, Alexandria Boyd and Carliss Settles look at critters. They
attended with a group from New Hope Christian Church in Memphis.
(Above) Tourists enjoy a lunch-time snack and rest under the beautiful
cedars at Strawberry Plains.
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Officials
investigate bank burglary, make meth lab arrests
By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer
The Citizens Bank in Victoria was
burglarized in the early morning hours Monday, September 10, according
to Marshall County Sheriff Kenny Dickerson.
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City police
arrest four; investigate incidents
Holly Springs police made four arrests
for the week ending September 10 and are investigating an auto theft
and burglary, according to chief Robert Pearson.
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