Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
My first encounter with the Petersen Cemetery began when I was a small girl living at home on what is now Taylor Drive.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
A few weeks ago Mr. [Joe] Young wrote about the county’s new E-911 addressing not working with GPS and no one taking responsibility.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
I would like to sincerely thank Jessie Williams of the Charleston Water Department and the men — Jimmy Bynum, Michael Diltz and Paul White — who helped him.
They recently fixed our broken water line and got it all done in one day.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
I recently had a problem in Charleston and didn’t know what to do.
I called the Sheriff’s Department and officer Bubba Williams came. He was friendly, courteous, professional and, most of all, fixed my problem.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
I would like to thank all those who came to the men’s luncheon at the Paducah Wells Church of God of Prophecy on Aug. 24. It was a huge success, with delicious food and wonderful fellowship.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
I heard on the Greenwood news that if you think a pothole damaged your car, make a report to the board, get an estimate and prove the pothole caused the damage.
Editor, Sun-Sentinel:
For the third time our county leadership ordered a new numbering of all addresses for our Emergency Management Agency.
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.
