Winter blast dumps heavy snow
Many say the winter ice/snow combo dumped in Marshall County last week was one of the worst in memory.
Many say the winter ice/snow combo dumped in Marshall County last week was one of the worst in memory.
Two men living in the Slayden area love to make things out of wood.
Last week’s snowfall brought beautiful scenes and lots of fun outdoors.
Photo by Barry BurlesonTwo trucks move slowly west on Interstate 22 near Holly Springs Monday afternoon as a steady mixture of ice and snow continue to plummet the area.
Photo by Kelly McMillen/Marshall County Sheriff’s DepartmentSnow flies as Mississippi Department of Transportation crews plow I-22 near Holly Springs.
Photo by Kelly McMillen/Marshall County Sheriff’s DepartmentSome Good Samaritans give a motorist a push off Craft Street Monday and into the parking lot of O’Reilly’s in Holly Springs
(Left)Photo by Barry BurlesonIce weighs heavily on a pine tree after last Thursday’s winter blast(Right)
Courtesy photoColton Muraco, 14, has fun snowboarding in Mount Pleasant.
Photo by Barry BurlesonA couple of vehicles make their way around downtown Holly Springs Monday about 8 a.m.
Little did anyone expect when Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow February 2, that the six more weeks of winter would include extreme winter weather conditions over the Mid-South.
Alliance Healthcare Hospital is the only local provider for the vaccine and treatment for the COVID-19 virus during this pandemic, according to Dr. Kenneth Williams.
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