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Local governments receive state fire rebate fund payments

Tallahatchie County and its municipalities received more than $140,000 in fire rebate funds from the Mississippi Insurance Department’s Fire Services . . .

Patrick Taylor wins Week 2 of Football Fever Contest

With a 6-2 record, Patrick Taylor of Grenada won a tiebreaker showdown to claim the $35 cash prize during Week . . .

Charleston Athletics Weekly Report, by LaDon Taylor

Charleston Athletics enjoyed another strong week of competition, highlighted by victories in middle school football and high school volleyball, along . . .

KATIE ELIZABETH RAY WILL WED JAMES THOMAS STENNETT, II.
The couple will exchange vows at First Presbyterian Church in Charleston.

Miss Ray, Stennett to marry

The families of Katie Elizabeth Ray and James Thomas Stennett, II are pleased to announce their forthcoming marriage. The bride-elect . . .

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Magnolia Mornings: September 15, 2026
By MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE STAFF
Tue,09/15/26-3:32PM , 312 Reads 3,666 Statewide
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Charleston wide receiver Quay Kimble finesses a ball for a touchdown against Clarksdale Friday night. Kimble had four receptions for 33 yards. (Photo by Mandy Moore)

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5A Clarksdale clips 2A Charleston in tough match
By CLAY MCFERRIN - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,09/17/26-11:15AM , 370 Reads
In a battle of hungry felines, the Clarksdale High School Wildcats defeated the Charleston High School Tigers 30-20 Friday night.
The Wildcats improved to 2-1 while the home loss handed the Tigers, also 2-1, their first defeat of the season.
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Tractors pull trailers with workers through the fields at Topashaw Farms in Chickasaw County to harvest sweet potatoes. (Photo by MSU Extension Service/Kevin Hudson)

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Sweet potato acreage up, yields appear good
Thu,09/17/26-4:22PM , 93 Reads
STARKVILLE — While some crops suffered through hot, dry weather, Mississippi’s sweet potato crop largely got rain at all the right times and hopes are high for a good crop.
Lorin Harvey, sweet potato specialist with the Mississippi State University Extension Service, said harvest began the last week of August.
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Public Notices September 17, 2026
Thu,09/17/26-2:03PM , 359 Reads
ABANDONED AUTO AUCTION
Auction for this vehicle will be held 2 p.m. Friday, September 25, 2026, at Mitchell’s Repair Shop, 31047 MS Hwy 32 Charleston, MS 38921.
1989 Toyota Pickup
VIN: JT4RN81R2K0000590
Mileage: ?
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Pumpkin spice lattes are back

Nothing can beat enjoying a good cup of coffee with friends in a coffee shop, and there are many locally-owned coffee shops around Mississippi where you can get your fall brew fix.