Local News Briefs
Registration deadline Jan. 15 for next
leadership class
Leadership
Marshall County 2008
begins with an overnight retreat January 24-25.
This
is the fourth session of Leadership Marshall, which trains today’s
leaders to become visionaries for the future of the area.
Class
enrollment is set for about
30, with the enrollment deadline of January 15.
Participation
in these classes has historically been diverse, including local elected
officials, school administrators, business and corporate leaders and
staff, bankers and individuals taking advantage of self-improvement and
networking opportunities.
Monthly
meetings will
be rotated around the county. Those dates are February 28, March 20,
April 17, May 15, with graduation June 19.
To
sign up for class, contact
Sarah Sawyer in Byhalia at 662-838-8127.
In
Holly Springs, contact Janet
Jolley at 662-252-3541 or Susan Jordan at 662-252-2943.
Early
deadlines in place for next week’s newspaper
There
will be early deadlines for
next week’s edition of The South Reporter, due to the New Year’s
holiday.
Deadline
for all classified
advertising for the January 3 newspaper will be this Friday, Dec. 28,
at 12 noon.
Deadline
for all display
advertising, legal notices, news and photographs is this Friday, Dec.
28, at 5 p.m.
The
South Reporter will be
delivered on the regular schedule next week.
The
South Reporter office will be
closed Tuesday, New Year’s Day. It will reopen January 2 at 8 a.m. Call
252-4261 or 838-4844.
“We
hope everyone has a Happy New Year,” said publisher Barry Burleson.
“Thanks for supporting your community newspaper in 2007, and we look
forward to our 143rd year in 2008.”
Government
offices closing next Tuesday, New Year’s Day
City
and county offices will be
closed Tuesday, Jan. 1, for the New Year’s holiday.
They
will reopen Wednesday
morning, Jan. 2, for regular hours.
Swearing-in
ceremony set January 3 for elected officials
All
Marshall County elected officials are scheduled to take the oath of
office Thursday, Jan. 3, at 9 a.m. in the upstairs courtroom at the
courthouse, according to circuit clerk Lucy Carpenter.
Supreme
Court Justice Chuck
Easley will officiate.
The
public is invited to attend the swearing-in ceremony. Newly-elected
officials will serve four-year terms, through December 2011.
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