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| Suspects arrested in teen’s killing By SUE WATSON
Two suspects arrested and charged with the murder of 17-year-old Terrell Richmond of Byhalia made an initial appearance in justice court Monday before judge Ernest Cunningham. New Holly High principal By SUE WATSON Cedric Richardson, former assistant principal at Senatobia High School, is the new principal at Holly Springs High School. His first official day on the job was Tuesday of this week, July 1. Commissioner talks on energy crisis, highways By SUE WATSON Bill Minor, Northern District highway commissioner, addressed the economic crisis centering around high cost of fuel, steel and other materials used in construction at the quarterly meeting of the Byhalia Area Chamber of Commerce last Thursday. Law enforcement issues 315 citations in county By SUE WATSON A joint effort by the Mississippi Highway Patrol and Marshall County Sheriff’s Department netted 315 citations last Friday, said Sgt. Leslie White of the Batesville office of the Highway Patrol. M&F Bank growing in Hickory Flat By SUE WATSON Merchants & Farmers Bank is building a new branch facility at Hickory Flat, according to president Greg Taylor.
Byhalia police respond to burglaries, shooting, more The Byhalia Police Department responded to 27 calls during the past week. Chief Gary Looney released the following report – six alarm calls, two burglaries, one disturbance, one theft, one shooting, two escorts, two assists, two medical assists, one harassment, eight miscellaneous calls and one report of damaged property. Byhalia police also made nine arrests on the following charges: • DUI, careless driving, no insurance, open container x3. • Driving while license suspended, no insurance, disregard for traffic device. • Murder. • Warrant, Marshall County Sheriff’s Office x3, felony shoplifting. • DUI 1st, careless driving, open container, no insurance, no driver’s license. • Petite larceny, felony charges pending murder. • Murder. • Warrant, Byhalia Police Department, simple assault x2, disorderly conduct. • Warrant, Holly Springs Police Department. For more on the murder investigation in Byhalia, see the separate story in this week’s South Reporter.
Bobby Tyson remembered By SUE WATSON He was a man called by many names - Dr. Tyson, Bob, Bobby, Daddy - but his trademark was gentleness, kindness and love unto all. Dr. Robert Emmon Tyson, 80, was laid to rest at Hill Crest Cemetery Monday following a memorial service at First United Methodist Church in Holly Springs. |
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