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Charleston officials sworn in July 1 at start of four-year term

Charleston · Charleston

Charleston officials sworn in July 1 at start of four-year term

Charleston municipal officials were sworn in Tuesday (July 1) on the official first day of a four-year term of office that ends on June 30, 2029.Read Article

Facebook post helps lead officials to make arrest

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Facebook post helps lead officials to make arrest

A Facebook post allegedly advertising stolen merchandise led to Monday’s arrest of a suspect in a couple of recent Tallahatchie County larceny cases.Read Article

Incoming Webb officials sworn in for four-year term that begins July 1

Webb municipal officials for the July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2029, term were sworn in Monday afternoon in the courtroom of the Tallahatchie County Courthouse in Sumner. Tallahatchie County Second Judicial District Justice Court Judge Denise Washington-Lockett performed the brief ceremony.Sumner · Sumner Read Article

[Opinion] Emmett Till National Monument Could Lose Designation

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Source: Scott Olson / Getty Last week, the Department of Justice issued a legal opinion reversing nearly 100 years of legal precedent by allowing the president to revoke national monument designations if he feels the protection isn’t warranted. There’s growing concern among activists and former national parks officials that this ruling, along with proposed budget cuts and an executive order targeting “improper ideology” in national parks and mus…Department of Justice · Sumner Read Article

Emmett Till National Monument Could Lose Designation Due To DOJ Opinion

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Source: Scott Olson / Getty Last week, the Department of Justice issued a legal opinion reversing nearly 100 years of legal precedent by allowing the president to revoke national monument designations if he feels the protection isn’t warranted. There’s growing concern among activists and former national parks officials that this ruling, along with proposed budget cuts and an executive order targeting “improper ideology” in national parks and mus…Opinion · Sumner See the Story

Famed Tallahatchie hog Scissors to be featured in TV, radio pieces

Scissors’ home on the outskirts of Charleston was again the topic of discussion when Andrew McCrea of “American Countryside” visited Charleston recentlyCharleston · Charleston Read Article

Charleston receives additional police vehicles

The Charleston Police Department recently took delivery of four Dodge Chargers to beef up the city's law enforcement cruiser force.Police · Charleston Read Article

Local teen dies in one-vehicle accident on Teasdale Road

A Spring Hill community teenager died Thursday night when her vehicle left Teasdale Road and struck a tree north of Charleston. Isabella Renee Ford, 17, of 1420 Spring Hill Road, Oakland, was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident, just north of McNulty Road, said Tallahatchie County Sheriff Jimmy Fly.Charleston · Charleston Read Article

Praying to the God of hope

Two public National Day of Prayer observances were held in Tallahatchie County on Thursday, May 1, with both beginning at noon.Tallahatchie County · Tallahatchie County Read Article

Man escapes Charleston jail

Officials are searching for a man who escaped the Tallahatchie County Jail in Charleston Tuesday morning.Charleston · Charleston Read Article

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