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CHS’s homecoming court was honored at halftime of the Oct. 18 O’Bannon at football game in Tiger Stadium. Pictured from left are escort Adrain Holloway, with freshman maid Carmis Hill; escort Nathan Randolph, with sophomore maid Rosie Randolph; escort Tracy Truly Sr., with junior maid Shyerra Truly; escort Berlin Taylor, with senior maid Sariyah Boyd; escort Mason Edwards, with senior maid Kamiya Johnson; Miss Kindergarten Milaya Bradford, with escort, Mr. Kindergarten Talyen Truly, both of Charleston Elementary School; Mr. CHS Timothy Kirk Jr.; escort Aquedius McIntyre, with senior maid Alysun McIntyre; Mr. Charleston Elementary School Mason Taylor, who escorted Miss Charleston Elementary School Jewelrie Dunnigan; escort Laderious Drain, with senior maid Emily Davis; Mr. Career and Technical Education Anthony Davis, with junior maid and Miss Career and Technical Education Amalarie Williams; escort Lincoln Smith, with sophomore maid Armani Smith; and escort Kolby Kendall, with freshman maid Kloe Robey.

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Homecoming court honored at Charleston High School

Thu,10/31/24-1:37PM, 2,039 Reads
By YOLANDA SPROLES
Special to The Sun-Sentinel
Charleston High School presented members of the 2024 homecoming court during halftime festivities on Friday, Oct. 18.
These students were chosen by their peers for their outstanding school spirit, leadership and involvement.
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A railroad tamper machine performs work on the Canadian National Railway line in the area of Fredric Road just south of Glendora Wednesday afternoon. (Photo by Clay McFerrin)

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Railroad work continues after train derailment, fire at Glendora

By CLAY MCFERRIN CLAY MCFERRIN - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,07/10/25-4:19PM, 2,039 Reads
GLENDORA — In the wake of Saturday's derailment and train tanker fire involving a toxic chemical, an army of Canadian National Railway workers utilizing a wide array of machinery large and small has descended upon this village to make repairs necessary to get the track open again.
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From left, SLASH member Steve Simmons; Gene Odom, one of 20 survivors of the 1977 Lynyrd Skynyrd crash and who provided personal security for his friend, Skynyrd lead singer Ronnie Van Gant; and SLASH members Roger Allbritton, Kelvin Simmons and Joseph Lindley stand in front of a monument near the site of the crash in Amite County. (Photo special to The Sun-Sentinel)

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Local band SLASH 'meets' Lynyrd Skynyrd

Thu,11/09/23-10:09AM, 2,039 Reads
Local band, SLASH, was invited to perform at the 46th annual Lynyrd Skynyrd memorial event in the community of Gillsburg, in Amite County, on Oct. 20.
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The Charleston High School boys' and girls' track squads celebrate after sweeping the recent regional track and field meet. (Photo special to The Sun-Sentinel)

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CHS track teams on fire this season, looking to repeat history this weekend

By CLAY MCFERRIN CLAY MCFERRIN - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Fri,04/26/24-4:20PM, 2,039 Reads
Tomorrow, history may be repeating itself for the Charleston High School track program.
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Homecoming court honored at Charleston High School

Railroad work continues after train derailment, fire at Glendora

Local band SLASH 'meets' Lynyrd Skynyrd

CHS track teams on fire this season, looking to repeat history this weekend

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