The Pearl River County Board of Supervisors voted Monday to “condemn” property owner Mark Gibson for placing what were referred to as “two old raggedy trailers” on property at the entrance to Lake Hillsdale. Board Vice President Hudson Holliday called it “an intentional act to diminish property values.” Holliday further called the placement of the trailers an act of “intimidation” against the residents who live there and referred to Gibson as “a bully.” Read the article……………………
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