Tennessee Valley Authority announced Thursday $1 billion of support to assist local power companies affected by the COVID-19 outbreak.
Photo by Barry BurlesonDiscussing the Coronavirus-related proclamation Monday morning during a special-called meeting of the mayor and board are Shirley Byers (foreground, left) and then (from left) Bernita Fountain,LennellLucas, Mark Miller, Tim Liddy, Kelvin Buck, Christy Owens and Belinda Sims Hollowell.
The City of Holly Springs has taken steps to do its part in helping stop the spread of Coronavirus.
Photo by Colet PierceTeacher Sabrina Colom Wilson gives Tammy Breedlove, a grandmother, meals at H.W. Byers.
Public schools are closed through April 17 due to the Coronavirus pandemic, but schools are using other methods to keep the children involved in learning.
Photo by Sue WatsonLynda Davis, with Davis Financial Service, wipes down the door at the entrance to her business in HollySprings.
A walk around downtown Holly Springs last week on March 17 saw the city gearing up for action to protect itself, its businesses, and its citizens from COVID-19, a pandemic respir
The Holly Springs Board of Aldermen adopted its annexation ordinance at the March 3 meeting.
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