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Christmas-Reed decision coming Tuesday
By SUSAN MONTGOMERY
Sun,05/08/05-11:00PM , 182 Reads
The Greenwood School Board is scheduled to make a decision in the Dr. Nannette Christmas-Reed case Tuesday.

Christmas-Reed, principal of Davis Elementary School since October 2002, has contested the non-renewal of her contract by the district.
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Winona developer Harris dies at age 87
By SUSAN MONTGOMERY
Wed,05/04/05-11:00PM , 262 Reads
WINONA - George M. Harris Sr., the Montgomery County cattleman and economic developer, was known far and wide for visualizing the best and then pursuing it.

Mr. Harris, 87, died of heart failure Wednesday, May 4, 2005, at his his residence in Winona.
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Winona developer Harris dies at age 87
By SUSAN MONTGOMERY
Wed,05/04/05-11:00PM , 95 Reads
WINONA - George M. Harris Sr., the Montgomery County cattleman and economic developer, was known far and wide for visualizing the best and then pursuing it.

Mr. Harris, 87, died of heart failure Wednesday, May 4, 2005, at his his residence in Winona.
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First Baptist to hold leadership simulcast Friday at the church
By SUSAN MONTGOMERY
Wed,04/27/05-11:00PM , 49 Reads
First Baptist Church of Greenwood and an initiative of the Foundation for the Mid South are collaborating to present a leadership simulcast Friday at the church.

The event is for leaders and would-be leaders from all socio-economic backgrounds, cultures and races.
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