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(Graphic courtesy of KLRT FOX 16 in Little Rock, Arkansas)

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Charleston native promoted to chief meteorologist at Little Rock TV station
By Special to The Sun-Sentinel
Thu,05/15/25-2:59PM , 4,609 Reads
Tallahatchie County native Joel Young has been promoted to chief meteorologist with KLRT-TV, the local FOX affiliate in Little Rock, Arkansas.
Young’s promotion was announced last week.
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Bert Sanders, Tallahatchie County 4-H Shooting Sports volunteer, works with local youth to teach discipline and responsibility. (Photo by MSU Extension Service/Kevin Hudson)

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Choosing to lead: Bert Sanders excels in volunteer role with 4-H Shooting Sports
By MICHAELA PARKER - MSU Extension Service
Thu,05/08/25-12:21PM , 2,067 Reads
Bert Sanders is a longtime resident of Tallahatchie County, where he faithfully serves as a Mississippi 4-H Shooting Sports volunteer, demonstrating his support in the growth and development of 4-H’ers.
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Recalling dedication of the respiratory therapists at UMMC, Dr. Andy Wilhelm said, "Everyone of them raised their hand when it was their turn. I don't know how many steps they got in every day." Among them, shown in this 2020 file photo, is David Mitchell, who's checking the ventilator of an ICU patient with COVID-19. (University of Mississippi Medical Center photo)

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Plagued by memories: UMMC leaders reflect on COVID’s 5th anniversary
By Gary Pettus - University of Mississippi Medical Center Office of Communications and Marketing
Fri,03/28/25-2:57PM , 1,451 Reads
JACKSON – Five years ago this spring, we began living or dying with COVID.
In the attempt to slow down the disease, we became bogged down in months and months of disillusionment and dissolution.
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Tulips rise from a planter, a dogwood tree awakens and Old Glory flies proudly against the backdrop of a blue sky in this March 25 photo of the Charleston Post Office snapped and sent to The Sun-Sentinel by post office employee Nicole Bloodworth. Spring has sprung in all of its splendor and nature has come to life in Tallahatchie County. (Photo by Nicole Bloodworth)

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Springtime has arrived!
By Clay McFerrin - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,03/27/25-3:53PM , 1,088 Reads
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