| The Byhalia Police Department responded to 24 calls during the past week. |
| Chief Gary Looney released the following report – alarm calls, 5; animals, 1; assists, 1; disturbances, 1; escorts, 1; fires, 2; juveniles, 1; medical, 5; miscellaneous, 6; motor vehicle accidents, 1. |
| Byhalia police officers also made three arrests during the past week, according to Chief Looney. |
Tulip beds are colorful for the spring season at Jim and Sofia Dunworth’s house on East College Avenue in Holly Springs.
The Marshall County Board of Supervisors is mulling whether to attempt to take over the Marshall County Fairgrounds.
The current city boundaries are shown in green and the annexation study area is shown in salmon color. Map was produced by Slaughter and Associates of Oxford.
Mike Slaughter, an urban planning consultant of Oxford, recently presented an overview of a study that will take place to determine whether Holly Springs should annex property outsi
(Left) Doris Moore, 95; (Right) Willie H. Wells, 91
Photos by Sue Watson
Rev. Andrew Cheairs (right) greets Brandon Presley, public service commissioner.
Sheriff Kenny Dickerson thanks Marshall Countians for their support of law enforcement.
Catherine Payne, 100.
John Powell, pastor of Jones Grove, Holly Springs, starts the devotion with “Jesus on the Main Line.” And reading from 1 John 4: 7-8, he said , “Thank you, Lord. You didn’t have to bless us, but you did.”
Enjoying the activites are Naomi Malone, 78, Lessie McAuley, 80, Little “D” Lewis and Pat Raimey.
Michael Gordon, of Smith Grove Church in Holly Springs, opened the fourth Senior Citizens Day at St.
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