Photo by Dillon Day
Holly Springs High School band members performing during halftime of the September 13 game are (from left) Brandi Davis, Jamonte Mitchell, Johnisha Scott, Alyssa Jones, Jar’quala
Photo by Linda McKinneyPictured during a ribbon-cutting ceremony to open the new road onto the Marshall Academy campus from S. West Boundary Street are (in no particular order) Vicki Swords (wife of the late Frank Swords) and other family members Leslie Swords Settle, Bryan Settle, Audrey Settle, Mary Franklin Settle, Perry Mask and Amy Swords Mask, plus Susan Holley (mother of the late Rob Warren) and Reggie Holley, along with MA representatives Kent Smith and Barrett Donahoe.
A new road to the Marshall Academy campus off S. West Boundary Street opened last week.
Photos by Sue WatsonEnjoying the patriotic parade in downtown Holly Springs are (front to back) Beverly Cooper, Kristy King and Barbara Rhea.
Rodney Crane (far right), fire chief of the Holly Springs Fire Department, rings the bell honoring those who responded to the 9/11 emergency. Also pictured, from left, are Reyshann Hannah, Leland Reed and Mark Whiteside.
Photos by Sue Watson(Left) Sheila Walton awaits the start of the 9/11 parade. (Right) Streetside along the parade route are well wishers also participating the first 9/11 remembrance ceremony in Holly Springs.
Holly Springs and Marshall County held their first 9/11 parade to honor those who lost their lives or their health September 11, 2001, when hijackers flew passenger planes into t
Kent Falkner, president of the board of directors for the Ida B.
There was an error in the cutline of a front page photo in the Sept. 12, 2019, issue of The South Reporter, accompanying the article headlined “Project preserves history of schools.” Second from left in the photo, helping unveil the Rosenwald School historic marker, is Lemuel Walls, of Flint, Mich. The South Reporter appreciates Walls for calling the newspaper’s attention to this error, and the staff apologizes for the mistake. The South Reporter is glad to set the record straight.
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