Holly Springs News

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The Holly Springs High School Band program will be presenting their Winter Concert on Monday, December 14, at 7 P.M. in the schools auditorium.

Two healthcare providers filed an eleventh-hour request for a public hearing Monday on Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare's efforts to get a hospital in Olive Branch.

Authorities in Marshall County recovered thousands of dollars of stolen property, mostly in the form of heavy equipment, during a raid Wednesday.

Deputies in Marshall County say they've found a stock pile of stolen construction equipment.

Gov. Haley Barbour's proposal to merge Mississippi's three historically black universities has sparked debate over the racial undertones it presents and raised further questions over the state's historic underfunding of those colleges.

The Friends of the W formed to fight a proposed merger and raise money for embattled Mississippi University for Women, but half the battle may have already been won.

Dan Auerbach is halfway through his winter tour, sitting in a diner in Baltimore, Maryland.

Alliance Healthcare System of Holly Springs will oppose granting a certificate of need to Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare to build a hospital in Olive Branch.

Some Mississippi House members say Republican Gov. Haley Barbour's most politically sensitive budget proposals are likely to be dead on arrival - including a recommendation to merge eight universities into five.

In something of a surprise, Gov. Haley Barbour on Monday unveiled his budget recommendations that includes merging some of Mississippi's eight public universities.

Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour said Monday the state should consider merging some of its universities to save money.

Republican state Rep. Richard Floyd of Chattanooga in an e-mail calls President Barack Obama and his administration a "socialist leader ... and his gang of thugs." The Chattanooga Times Free Press reports that in the e-mail sent to supporters from his personal account, Floyd referred to two antigun bills purportedly being considered by Congress.

HOLLY SPRINGS - One of three men charged in the 2007 slaying of a University of Tennessee at Martin student has been sentenced to life in prison.

Jericho residents tell stories that, if, true, paint a picture of a corrupt small town police department.

If, like me, you sat through all or most of Ken Burns' six-part The National Parks: America's Best Idea, you've got a renewed appreciation for our country's countryside, as well as a hankering to check them out up close and personal.

OXFORD - Some might say Billy Ray Autry lost both his sons last week when one of them killed the other in dramatic standoff in an upscale Oxford subdivision.

HERNANDO, Miss. - Sybil Crawford noticed her husband's labored breathing sounded a little different, so she asked him for a kiss.

Mississippi-rooted singer-songwriter Mac McAnally brings a solo show to Hal & Mal's in Jackson, in support of his new CD, Down by the River.

Traffic in WIN Job centers across the state remains strong, but not every county has one.