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Hearing draws huge church crowd

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

An estimated crowd of 160 church goers from at least six local churches made a stand for their faith at a public hearing in Holly Springs City Hall during the February 5 board of aldermen meeting.

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Photo by Sue Watson

Watch out below

Roofing, possibly from the Industrial Park area in Oxford, landed on Charles Thomas’ cattle farm in the Lake Center area of Marshall County.

Marshall spared devastation
• Storm causes some damage, drops debris on county

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

By mercy and grace, most of Marshall County got the all clear signal from above during monster storms last week, February 5, that caused over 55 deaths in the Southern states.

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Forgery operation busted

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

Two people with Tennessee addresses were arrested Friday in Holly Springs and charged with conspiracy to produce forged and counterfeited checks at stores.

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Holly Springs location chosen for climate study

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

A climate station was erected recently in Marshall County to monitor long-term local climate trends.

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Flu cases on increase in Marshall County

It starts with a sudden high-grade fever that can last three to four days. It’s accompanied by head and muscle aches, and topped off with either extreme fatigue or exhaustion. It can last from one to three weeks.

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Clinic adds Rayford to staff

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

Individuals with urinary tract problems can now see a doctor at home here in Holly Springs at Williams Clinic.

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Mississippians go to polls March 11

By BARRY BURLESON
Editor

Mississippi’s big Tuesday is still three and a half weeks away.

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Renick reports on progress

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

Marshall County is growing with new industry and warehousing projects in the cities and at the large Chickasaw Trails Industrial Park in the north of the county.

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Holy Family packs lots of light into week

By SUE WATSON
Staff Writer

Holy Family School celebrated nationwide Catholic Schools Week with lots of hands-on special activities, guest speakers, good food, and art activities each day. The theme this year was “Light The Way.”

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Byhalia police go to 50 calls

The Byhalia Police Department responded to 50 calls during the past week.

Chief Gary Looney released the following report – seven alarm calls, three motor vehicle accidents, two disturbances, 13 escorts, two animal-related calls, one juvenile-related call, six assists, two fires and 14 miscellaneous calls.

Police also made seven arrests on the following charges – DUI and careless driving; DUI 1st, no seatbelt, no driver’s license and disregard for traffic device; DUI other, no insurance, careless driving and seatbelt violation; warrant, possession with intent; warrant, felony bad check; warrant, failure to appear; driving while license suspended and open container.

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