Two qualify for Southaven alderman special election

Two qualify in Southaven

Two individuals have qualified to run in the special election set for Sept. 13 to fill the Ward 2 Alderman seat vacated by Shirley Kite.

Candidates submitting qualifying petitions for the post are Ronnie Hale and Brandon Henley. The deadline to qualify to run for the Ward 2 seat was Aug. 24.

Desoto Times
8/26/16

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