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Longstanding Charleston ordinance prohibits bikes on sidewalks in city's business district

By CLAY MCFERRIN CLAY MCFERRIN - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,03/19/26-5:50PM, 3,682 Reads
An ordinance on the books in Charleston since 1979 prohibits bicycles from being ridden on any city sidewalk “along or adjoining Main Street between Pleasant Street and Clay Street.”
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Coach Craig Walker Sr. is pictured at an event in August 2014. (Sun-Sentinel file photo by Clay McFerrin, Copyright Emmerich Newspapers Inc.)

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Charleston High School track to be dedicated to Coach Craig Walker

By CLAY MCFERRIN CLAY MCFERRIN - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,03/26/26-10:30AM, 3,253 Reads
Coach Craig Walker Sr. will be honored Saturday when the running track at Charleston High School is dedicated in his name.
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Inmate stabbed to death at Tutwiler prison

By CLAY MCFERRIN CLAY MCFERRIN - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Mon,04/13/26-6:02PM, 3,240 Reads
A U.S. Virgin Islands inmate housed at the Tallahatchie County Correctional Facility (TCCF) in Tutwiler was stabbed to death late Thursday.
Tallahatchie County Coroner Anthony Hawkins identified the deceased as K'nosi Parris, 34.
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Tallahatchie County Sheriff Jimmy Fly, left, presents retiring Chief Deputy Benji McKinney with a plaque during a Feb. 27 celebration in his honor in the courtroom of the Tallahatchie County Courthouse in Charleston. (Photo by Sheila McKinney)

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Benji McKinney retires after 32-year career in law enforcement

By CLAY MCFERRIN CLAY MCFERRIN - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,03/19/26-5:38PM, 3,182 Reads
After 32 years of service as a law enforcement officer in Tallahatchie County, Benjamin “Benji” McKinney recently hung up his sidearm and unpinned his badge for the last time.
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Longstanding Charleston ordinance prohibits bikes on sidewalks in city's business district

Charleston High School track to be dedicated to Coach Craig Walker

Inmate stabbed to death at Tutwiler prison

Benji McKinney retires after 32-year career in law enforcement

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