Seasonal illnesses increase
Tue, 11/21/2017 - 2:15pm
Dr. Cassandra Hawkins and nurse practitioner Emmily Hurdle provided a report on what’s going around in the health scene at a recent Rotary Club meeting.
Dr. Cassandra Hawkins and nurse practitioner Emmily Hurdle provided a report on what’s going around in the health scene at a recent Rotary Club meeting.
| The Marshall County Library is offering Food for Fines again this holiday season. The canned items will be donated to the Bishop Houck New Hope Village. |
| Food for Fines runs through December 31. |
| The offer is one canned food item for each dollar owed on a fine. The offer covers late fees only and not fines for damaged or lost books. |
| Pay in a food item and help a needy person have food for the holidays. |
The Board of Supervisors saluted the service of Marshall County Veterans during a special program November 6 held in the Courtroom B.
| In light of recent events and an increase in active shooter incidents across the United States, the Holly Springs Police Department invites community members, government officials, clergy and school officials to a free, one-hour training. |
| Topics will include recognizing the signs of an active shooter; business, school and church preparedness; what to do if caught in an active shooter event; and interaction with law enforcement during an active shooter event. |
| The training will be held Thursday, Dec. 7, at 6 p.m. at the Eddie Lee Smith Multi-Purpose Building. |
| “We hope this training will be both informative and reassuring that the Holly Springs Police Department is dedicated to ensuring the safety and well-being of the community we serve,” said police chief Dwight Harris. |
| For more information, call 252-2122. |
| The Byhalia Police Department responded to 32 calls during the past week. |
| Chief Gary Looney released the following report – alarm calls, 4; animals, 1; assists, 1; disturbances, 3; escorts, 2; fires, 1; juveniles, 1; medical, 7; miscellaneous, 9; motor vehicle accidents, 2; and thefts, 1. |
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