Photo by Sue WatsonTim and Lisa Liddy are pictured on the balcony of Court Square Inn with downtown Holly Springs in the background.
It happened sort of as an accident, but now it’s the best in Mississippi. Tim and Lisa Liddy bought the old Seale’s Drug Store building in October 2003.
Photos by Sue Watson(Left photo) A member of the Benton/Tippah Baptist Association ties ropes to a tree so the tree can be lifted off the roof of a barn. (Right photo) Jerry Bingham, with Benton/Tippah Baptist Association, operates a saw during relief efforts.
Volunteers, with wet and grimy T-shirts, cool off and eat a good lunch before going back out for the afternoon.
An EF-0 tornado, one that did not touch the ground and covered about seven miles in the west and central Marshall County area Tuesday, July 16, didn’t damage much property but le
A delayed restoration of the old Holly Springs Water and Light Building on Falconer Avenue may get some traction.
Photo by Hugh HollowellThe July 16 tornado in Marshall County snapped trees
The storm that blew through the Victoria area last week was officially rated as an EFO tornado with 80-85 mile per hour winds, according to Hugh Hollowell, emergency management c
With Marshall County undergoing big changes due to new industrial and manufacturing projects, the board of supervisors struggles to fit new growth needs into the old board minute
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