Representatives with Alliance Hospital in Holly Springs approached the Marshall County Board of Supervisors Feb. 6 seeking more funding for indigent care.
Photos by Sue WatsonPictured is Clancy serving quesadillas.
Kristen Feathers takes orders.
Tyler Clancy, owner of Clancy's Restaurant in Red Banks, opened at the Rodeo Cafe in Holly Springs last week to help provide lunch for hungry citizens, many who've been out of electricity for days.
Photo by Sue WatsonProtestDaniel Barkley and Thomas Parks stand outside of city hall protesting HSUD service.
ConcernedPhoto by Sue WatsonWard 3 alderman Colter Teel.
Photo by Sue WatsonMany community residents attend the meeting to express frustrations over HSUD’s inadequate response to the ice storm.
Photos by Sue Watson(Left) Polly Davis Woodward from Red Banks. (Right) Two women from Red Banks
Photo by Sue WatsonRusty Weaver
Approximately 110 people showed up at the Holly Springs Board of Aldermen meeting Feb.
Photo by Estelle WhiteheadPower lines and trees were brought down from the weight of the ice Wednesday morning, Feb. 1 on Mason Street.
Father North blew a monster ice storm across Texas into Arkansas, Tennessee into North Mississippi Tuesday leaving many residents and businesses in the dark for days.
Keith Hayward, team coordinator
Photo by Sue WatsonMembers of the Tennessee Valley Authority and Mississippi Emergency Management Agency and Keith Hayward, with North East Electric Power Association, coordinate the response teams that is putting the power grid back together following Ice Storm 2023. From left shown above are Eric Bullard, and Zac Evans with MEMA, Derek McGill with TVA, and Todd Demuth and Brent Bigby with MEMA.
A declaration of a proclamation by the Marshall County Board of Supervisors requesting Gov. Tate Reeves proclaim a state of emergency in Marshall County Feb.
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