The Marshall County Board of Supervisors, in a recent meeting, continued to push for cleanup of properties and issuing tickets for shooting of firearms in unsafe locations.
Courtesy photosGraffiti at the scene included the words, "Bet you stay home now you hypokrits."
Flames and smoke erupt from the church building early Wednesday morning, May 20.
Courtesy photoFiremen are pictured working at the scene after daylight arrives on Wednesday morning of last week.
Photo by Sue WatsonInvestigators were back on the scene of the church fire on Friday of last week as the investigation continues.
The burning to the ground of the First Pentecostal Church building in Holly Springs is under investigation as arson, according to Leland Reed, arson investigator for Marshall Cou
Photo by Sue WatsonMelanie Balducci (left), area specialist with USDA-Rural Development, and Mayor Kelvin Buck discuss the loan and the cast iron gas line replacement work.
Mayor Kelvin Buck signed obligation documents for a loan last week for just over $6 million to complete the natural gas cast iron replacement project.
Photo by Jake Thompson/The Oxford EagleDeputy U.S. Marshal Bob Dickerson is discharged from Baptist Memorial Hospital-NorthMississippi on Friday, May 22.
Deputy U.S. Marshal Bob Dickerson was doing his job when he was hit during a shootout on South Lamar Boulevard; seven days later, he left the hospital.
Photo courtesy of Tracy JeffriesThe trailer was heavily damaged as the chase traveled into neighboring Tennessee, where an arrest was made in the case.
A food trailer operated at the corner of Van Dorn Avenue and Craft Street was stolen early Wednesday, May 13, between 3:30 and 4 a.m., according to owner Tracy Jeffries.
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