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FBI agent to present at Tuesday's child abuse, grooming and human trafficking of youth program in Charleston
By CLAY MCFERRIN - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,10/01/26-11:36AM , 2,698 Reads
Registration is ongoing for a planned Oct. 6 program at the James C. Kennedy Wellness Center in Charleston to raise awareness of the abuse, grooming and human trafficking of youth in Mississippi.
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Lax control enabled massive COVID fraud
Wed,10/07/26-1:28PM , 287 Reads 4,850 Statewide
Federal and state investigators may never be able to track down all of the fraud that occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic. The scale of it is massive.
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AP test participation up 16.2% over prior year in Mississippi
By JEREMY PITTARI - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Tue,10/06/26-1:06PM , 277 Reads 4,582 Statewide
The number of students in Mississippi taking AP courses and passing the associated exams has doubled overall since 2013.
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The residential property of Lee and Katie Crenshaw, located at 29784 Mississippi Highway 32, just east of Charleston, has been selected by the Charleston Magnolia Garden Club as its “Yard of the Month” award recipient for October. The Crenshaws have incorporated many fall design elements. The club designates a Charleston-area lawn for the beautification honor based on criteria including basic principles of landscape design: unity, balance, contrast and harmony, color, transition, line, proportion and repetition. (Photo by Clay McFerrin, Copyright 2026, Emmerich Newspapers Inc.)

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Lee, Katie Crenshaw property deemed 'Yard of the Month'
By CLAY MCFERRIN - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,10/08/26-3:56PM , 91 Reads
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FBI agent to present at Tuesday's child abuse, grooming and human trafficking of youth program in Charleston

Registration is ongoing for a planned Oct. 6 program at the James C. Kennedy Wellness Center in Charleston to raise awareness of the abuse, grooming and human trafficking of youth in Mississippi.