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Authorities rescue dogs at Red Banks By SUE WATSON
A search warrant was executed at 210 Turner Cove near Red Banks Thursday and 95 dogs and one cat were seized by animal rights groups. Animals were taken to the Marshall County Humane Society’s Spay/Neuter Clinic in Byhalia for examination and processing, according to Sheriff Kenny Dickerson. Surprising snow By SUE WATSON
Marshall County officials were caught by surprise Monday, waking up to find one to seven inches of snow across the county, according to emergency management coordinator Hugh Hollowell. Suspect returned to county; warrants served By SUE WATSON A suspect in the assault of a Mt. Pleasant woman and the burglary of her home and her son’s home was returned to Marshall County jail last week to face charges. Maquel Donyel Morris, 21, of 850 Parnell Road, Collierville, Tenn., waived rights to a hearing and was returned to Marshall County and remains in jail under $1 million bond, according to sheriff Kenny Dickerson. He and his brother, Dillon Dewayne Williams, 17, of 420 Warr Road, Rossville, Tenn., also under $1 million bond on the same charges, both await preliminary hearings in justice court, the sheriff said. City seeks $12 million for lagoon upgrade By SUE WATSON An upgrade of the city lagoon could be in the works for Holly Springs. Mayor Andre’ DeBerry presented the board of aldermen with a proposal to seek funding from Washington through the U.S. Corps of Engineers to increase the capacity to treat wastewater.
Megan Tate receives recognition Potts Camp native Megan Tate was selected as one of 37 distance study graduates for recognition by the Distance Education and Training Council for year 2010. A recent high school graduate, Tate enrolled in Hadley School for the Blind that provides coursework to people who are blind or visually impaired, their family members and professionals working in the blindness field. Hadley’s allowed Tate to study at her own pace and work one-on-one with instructors over the Internet. City police make arrests The Holly Springs Police Department reported four arrests last week, three charged with burglary of dwelling and one with furnishing contraband to a prisoner, chief Robert Pearson said. Job Fair March 4 The Marshall/Benton Area Job Fair is set March 4 from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at the McMillan Gym on the Rust College campus. Job seekers are encouraged to arrive on time and bring their resume or work history, educational experience and other information that will garner a face-to-face interview with a prospective employer. Employers with job opportunities are encouraged to participate and may register online at www.jobfairs.ms.gov. The registration fee for employers costs $125 and includes booth space, utilities and lunch. Job seekers are admitted free. Clinics closing for holiday The Byhalia Family Health Center and Mt. Pleasant Family Health Center will be closed on Monday, Feb. 15, in observance of the Presidents’ Day holiday and will resume normal business hours on Tuesday, Feb. 16. |
     
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