In the foreground, Charleston and Spring Hill firefighter Jimmy Fly (left) and Sumner firefighter Corey Gee are pictured attending the Feb.
The Tallahatchie Early Learning Alliance, a nonprofit supported by the Tallahatchie River Foundation, the Mississippi PreK Collaborative Grant, as well as local donors, and GoMo Health, a leading population health management company, on Tuesday launched Thrive by 3rd Tips, a
TUTWILER — A Wyoming inmate who died over the weekend at the Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility here apparently committed suicide, according to a story by the Associated Press citing information from the Wyoming Department of Corrections.
Some members of the Charleston Lions Club stir their pots while cooking up stew for an annual stew sale fundraiser on Saturday, Feb.
With two weeks remaining until this year’s qualifying deadline, two more people have added their names to the list of candidates for local offices in Tallahatchie County, including a ninth seeking the position of sheriff, according to records on file late Tuesday at the circu
JACKSON — The Sun-Sentinel has been presented with 15 awards for excellence in the annual Mississippi Press Association Better Newspaper Contest Advertising Division.
With just over three weeks until this year’s qualifying deadline for county and county district offices in Tallahatchie County, two more people added their names to the list of hopefuls, according to records on file Tuesday at the circuit clerk’s office in Charleston.
On Monday, control of this 19,207-square-foot facility and the five acres of land on which it stands reverted to the city of Charleston. The complex, located at 409 S. Cossar St., had been home to the local contingent of the Mississippi Army National Guard since 1956.
On Monday, the city of Charleston assumed control of the 19,207-square-foot facility that since 1956 has served as home to the local unit of the Mississippi Army National Guard.
The unemployment rate in Tallahatchie County rose from 4.2 percent in November to 5.0 percent in December, the Mississippi Department of Employment Security has reported.
When Lincoln “Buddy” Smith and his wife Sandy founded the Tallahatchie Delta Youth League Inc.... READ MORE
Judge Steve Ross handed down the following decisions during the Feb.
