Photos by Sue WatsonThe rain and storms has kept Terry Byars from mowing Holly Springs historic Hill Crest Cemetery.
Many large cedar trees have fallen down from April storms at Hill Crest Cemetery.
With two major tree wrecking storms back to back in Holly Springs, many areas in the city are not being kept up, including Historic Hill Crest Cemetery.
Photo by Sue WatsonHolly Springs students cheer on with pep squad Dannica Kimbrough, Jaquata Brooks, Jacqueline Jones and Retha Kimbrough.
Third grade students at the Holly Springs Primary School were treated to a pep rally in advance of state tests the next day, April 20.
Photo by Estelle WhiteheadJimmy Lakey talks to public service commissioner, Brandon Presley, at a press conference concerning the high number of Holly Springs Utility Department outages from the April 13 storm that had not been restored. Presley called the press conference due to the prolonged outages.
A hastily arranged press conference called by public service commissioner Brandon Presley Thursday dealt with prolonged Holly Springs Utility Department outages.
Photo by Estelle WhiteheadTony Farese and Senator Neil Whaley discuss the HSUD utility seven-day outage in Benton County.
Holly Springs Mayor Sharon Gipson took to the microphone at a press conference called by public service commissioner Brandon Presley to defend the city’s response to concerns about the reliability
Photo by Sue WatsonWilson Golden Jr. stands in front of the house at the corner of Falconer Avenue and Randolph Street where two 70-year old trees blew over during a Wednesday, March 30 windstorm.
When two large trees fell across the yard of a house on Randolph Street during the March 30 storm that pushed through the area, one of its former residents wanted to take a look.
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