News Briefs
Election next
Tuesday for Town of Byhalia alderman
Town
of Byhalia residents will select a new alderman next week.
The
special election will be held Tuesday, Sept. 16. Voting hours will be
from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at one voting precinct, Byhalia Town Hall,
located at 161 Highway 309 South.
The
five candidates are Daylon Cannon, Frederick “Rick”
DeBardeleben, Thomas Reagh, Joe Tunstall and Ray Woods.
The
mayor and board recently declared the vacancy on the board of aldermen
due to the death of Terry Sawyer.
The
winner will fill the remainder of Sawyer’s term, which
expires June 30, 2009.
Next
year is an election year for all municipal officials.
Poker Run
activities Sept. 13 to help raise money for Wall
The
Holly Springs Chamber of Commerce and the VFW are raffling a motor
scooter with proceeds helping to bring the Veterans Memorial Wall to
Holly Springs in November.
Tickets,
$20 each, are available from chamber board members or any VFW member.
Only 500 will be sold.
A
poker run this Saturday at the VFW, will also raise money for the
Memorial Wall. The event, which starts at 9 a.m., will also include a
silent auction, barbecue plates and whole Boston butts, a rock-climbing
wall, a jousting ring and live entertainment. There will be a bike/car
show at 2 p.m.
For
more information, call 662-252-2943.
South Reporter
unveils Spry magazine this week
Spry,
a new monthly health and wellness magazine dedicated to
“celebrating
the vitality in all of us,” debuts in The South Reporter
today as an
insert in the newspaper.
Each
edition of Spry
will include a broad range of timely and insightful articles about
health, nutrition, fitness, and more. Features will include recipes for
healthy food that your whole family will love, fun ideas for getting
active, and easy-to-follow advice for dealing with everyday health
issues, like getting a great night’s sleep, and easing aches
and pains.
Spry
not only provides the tools to achieve a healthy life, but it showcases
readers’ success stories to keep others inspired and
motivated to live
healthier and happier every day. It will be a regular monthly insert in
The South Reporter on the second week of every month.
Annual Kudzu
Festival set for Oct. 22-25 downtown
The
Holly Springs Chamber of Commerce will host the annual Kudzu Festival
in downtown Holly Springs – October 22-25.
It
will include a carnival, crafts, barbecue, 5K run, entertainment and
more. For more information, call 662-252-2943.
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