County looking into horse situation

Marion County Sheriff Carroll Kirkland reported to the fiscal court April 16 that he had received repeated calls about possible horse neglect on Sulpher Lick Road.

According to Kirkland, he had received repeated reports about horses being kept at 1585 Sulpher Lick Road.

He added that he had not been authorized to remove the horses, and he could not without court authority. 

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