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Charleston Athletics Weekly Recap, by LaDon Taylor

Charleston Athletics experienced another productive week of competition. On Monday, eight Charleston student-athletes competed in the cross-country meet at Pillow . . .

Suicide rates in Mississippi, U.S. have risen. Awareness is key to prevention, researchers say

Effective means to prevent suicide include connecting people in need with mental health services, promotion of proper firearm storage, and . . .

Boyanton swipes at Ezell over campaign contributions. Ezell’s camp calls it “a political stunt”

Independent candidate Carl Boyanton is accusing 4th District Congressman Mike Ezell of receiving illegal contributions. Ezell’s campaign says they are . . .

Restaurants lie at 8 p.m.

Restaurants lie to you at 8 p.m. on Saturday night. They tell the truth at 6 a.m. on Tuesday morning . . .

Mississippi Valley State quarterback Josh Brown (12) runs away from a Prairie View defender during the third quarter of Saturday’s contest. Brown had three rushing touchdowns and threw for one score.

Mississippi Valley State University completes memorable comeback for first conference win of season

The roar that could be heard on U.S. 82 West Saturday around 6 p.m. was coming from Rice-Totten Stadium. It . . .

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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 , 2,027 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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Pictured are Charleston High School homecoming maids for 2026. Seated, from left, are senior maids Rosie Randolph, Aniya Hollis, A’leriea Carmichael and Markrisha Housley. Standing, from left, are junior maid Adriunna Davis, sophomore maid Taylor Gadsden Harris, freshman maid Ireanna Love, freshman maid Nylah Holmes, sophomore maid Kassidy James and junior maid Zyon Moody. The CHS homecoming court will be presented, and a queen crowned, during halftime festivities of the Leland at Charleston football game on Friday, Oct. 9, at Tiger Stadium on the CHS campus. Kickoff is at 7 p.m. The homecoming parade will be Oct. 8. (Photo by Mandy Moore)

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CHS plans for homecoming parade, football game announced
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Fri,10/02/26-3:06PM , 1,101 Reads
Plans have been announced for the annual Charleston High School homecoming parade and homecoming football game.
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Gipson ask for fuel relief
By KELLY SHANNON
Thu,10/01/26-11:03AM , 136 Reads
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Peggy's Ponderings
By PEGGY SIMS
Thu,10/01/26-11:10AM , 93 Reads
Wow, isn’t the weather lovely during those first quiet hours of the morning?
It makes me impatient for fall — the kind of mornings that invite you to sit a little longer on the porch, cradle a second cup of coffee, and let your mind drift wherever it wants to go.
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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.