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No target practice in subdivisions By SUE WATSON The Marshall County Board of Supervisors has approved an ordinance that will prohibit discharging of firearms in platted subdivisions. The motion to restrict firearms target practice in subdivisions followed complaints of residents in David Cove and elsewhere, according to supervisor George Zinn III. Preserving Holly Springs’ history By SUE WATSON
A Victorian Gothic-style house built in the early 1800s on Randolph Street is being restored by the Holly Springs Federated Improvement Club. The house has served many families, first the slave owner who built it, then two African American families who purchased it, and many students, faculty and couples who boarded at the house. Benton district leaps in levels By SUE WATSON The Benton County School District saw its label go from At Risk of Failing to Successful, based upon the huge success of the Hickory Flat School, according to superintendent Patrick Washington. School accountability labels Information in last week’s South Reporter did not include Mississippi Department of Education accountability labels for all area school districts and individual schools. This was an oversight on the part of the newspaper. That entire list is included this week. Byhalia takes steps toward Main Street By SUE WATSON If there is anyone ready to work for the vision of Byhalia, Kent Mathis is certainly one who is. He has put in a lot of effort trying to pull a community team together to bring Mississippi Main Street to the Marshall County town.
Police respond to domestic violence, burglaries Twelve incidents were reported by the Holly Springs Police Department for the week of Sept. 12-Sept. 18.
Suspect arrested in theft of golf carts By SUE WATSON A Collierville, Tenn., man was arrested following the theft of two golf carts from Kirkwood National in Holly Springs June 22, according the sheriff Kenny Dickerson. Budding artists place in contest Once again this year the Hummingbird Migration Celebration art contest drew a large number of entries (over 100) as Marshall County and other students continue to show an interest in art. Two nights left for Hidden Treasures By SUE WATSON A crowd of 400-plus and about 30 bikers turned out for the Hidden Treasures event at Blues Alley in Holly Springs last Thursday.
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