Photo by Sue WatsonChief Grant Glover is pictured with his wife Debra Glover (left) and his daughter Kai.
The first meeting of the new administration of Holly Springs dealt with various city appointments. There is a shakeup in the top positions.
Photo by Barry BurlesonEvangelist Linda Terry (left) leads a prayer after the swearing-in ceremony of the new mayor June 26. Sharon Gipson and her father, Quentell Gipson Sr., grasp the Bible together. Also pictured are her brother, Quentell Gipson Jr. (in back), and her nephew, Jeremy Jakairen Vereen.
Photo by Sue Watson
Pictured are members of the Holly Springs Board of Aldermen for the next four years. From left are Colter Teel, Ward 3; Bernita Fountain, Ward 1; Andre Jones, Ward 2; Patricia LeSueur Merriweather, Ward 4; and Dexter Shipp, alderman at-large.
Sharon Gipson, shortly after taking the oath of office June 26 as the first female mayor of Holly Springs, said it’s a time to celebrate, but the work is just beginning.
Photo by Sue WatsonLeon Sims
Thirteen years ago Leon Sims lost both legs in an accident at work. Now at 63, he is a pacesetter, demonstrating to others how to overcome setbacks.
Photo by Sue WatsonGeorge Zinn III, president of the Marshall County Board of Supervisors, offers greetings to guests last week at the official opening of the Workforce Training Center in Chickasaw Trail Industrial Park.
Marshall County and many partners gathered in Chickasaw Trail Industrial Park last week to cut the blue ribbon, officially opening the Workforce Training Center.
Photo by Kearsha Jeffries
Care Now Pantry and the NAACP sponsored the Juneteenth Celebration of Freedom June 19 in downtown Holly Springs.
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