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Deputies impound pit bulls By SUE WATSON Two pit bulls have been taken to the sheriff’s animal pound following two alleged attacks upon several animals and threats to humans in the Ballard Road community. Sheriff Kenny Dickerson said his animal control officer and deputies took the dogs to the pound after a second complaint of vicious attacks to animals was lodged Thursday, March 17. Pilgrimage weekend By SUE WATSON
The little church that it is said to “take a telescope to see” is open this year for the first time for the Holly Springs Pilgrimage. Located at 154 South Memphis Street, next door to city hall, it is one one of the first gathering places for Sunday School and worship in the city. The tour of the Sabbath School Church includes pretty little ladies in long antebellum attire, a presentation of the history by a tour guide and a display of antiques by The Antique Shop in Mt. Pleasant, owned by Carl Isom. Antiques will be on sale. Storm damage minimal By SUE WATSON Marshall County residents missed what could have been a disaster Monday, as high winds accompanying thunderstorms swept through the area. Chamber moves forward By SUE WATSON The quarterly luncheon of the Holly Springs Chamber of Commerce last week brought out one main and recent feat – partnerships are drawing the communities in Marshall County and the region together. ‘Covering Mississippi in Prayer’ visits county By SUE WATSON A movement by state Baptists, asking Mississippians to pray daily when they wake up, made its way to the Marshall County courthouse lawn March 28. Close to 100 people turned out to hear an appeal for 10,000 prayer warriors across the state to pray for themselves, leaders and souls each morning before getting on with the day. Each county seat was to have been visited by last week. Amory was the last county seat scheduled. Deputies respond to apparent suicide By SUE WATSON A Lamar man is thought to have committed suicide by hanging Monday night, according to sheriff Kenny Dickerson. He said dispatch received a call around 10:30 p.m. to 1632 Roberts Chapel Road in the Lamar community in response to a possible suicide by hanging. |
       
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