Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
I would like to thank everyone for their prayers, visits, money, other gifts or whatever else you may have done to make me feel better.
I thank God for the love that He has shown me through you.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
The Charleston Arts and Revitalization Effort would like to thank the citizens of Charleston and others who supported and participated in CARE’s second annual Independence Day parade and program.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
On behalf of Tallahatchie County Friends of the Library, we would like to thank everyone who sponsored our recent event in Charleston and contributed donations to our programs.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
We would like to say “thank you” to each one of you who contributed in any way to our Teacher Appreciation Week here at Charleston High School.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
Well, it looks like we the citizens of Tallahatchie County have once again been hornswoggled by our local politicians.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
I want to thank the 72 ladies who attended the 2019 Spring Ladies’ Luncheon, at the Paducah Wells Church on May 4.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
I read with interest the article about the placement of political signs [“Political signs illegal on state rights-of-way,” May 9, Sun-Sentinel].
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
I’d like to ask your readers: Do you stutter? Do you know someone who does? Most people do. More than 3 million Americans and 70 million people across the globe stutter, but sadly it is still quite misunderstood. Help us change that.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
Charleston, to me, is what small-town America is all about. It has a garden club, Lions club, Rotary club and lots of arts and revitalization plans going on.
For 26 years I have had the honor of aiding the City of Charleston with issues of animal abuse and dogs “at large.” Charleston city officials and law enforcement have requested my assistance and I have requested theirs.
