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Grain bin rescue tube received by Sumner firefighters

By CLAY MCFERRIN CLAY MCFERRIN
Thu,10/31/19-4:57PM, 4,473 Reads
The Sumner Volunteer Fire Department on Monday took delivery of a GSI brand Res-Q-Tube.
The 60-inch tall, 27-pound aluminum shield is designed to fit around the victim of a grain bin entrapment situation.
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Charleston High School football will be represented in state all-star games by, from left, defensive back Deondre “Dre” Riley, head coach LaDon Taylor and defensive lineman Montra Sanford. (Photo special to The Sun-Sentinel)

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Charleston coach, two players to participate in all-star games

By CLAY MCFERRIN CLAY MCFERRIN - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,10/12/23-10:41AM, 4,473 Reads
Charleston High School has been honored through the selection of two players and one coach for state all-star football game rosters.
The Mississippi Association of Coaches and the Mississippi High School Activities Association made the announcement during a joint all-star football press conference Oct. 4 in Clinton.
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MISSISSIPPI CENTER FOR JUSTICES FILES SUIT FOR UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR JAMES THOMAS AGAINST STATE AUDITOR SHAD WHITE

Wed,12/30/20-4:29PM, 4,472 Reads 50,477 Statewide
Today, the Mississippi Center for Justice filed a lawsuit on behalf of University of Mississippi professor James M. Thomas against Mississippi State Auditor Shad White. The complaint raises a claim of defamation relating to White’s repeated contention that Dr. Thomas violated Mississippi’s no-strike law.
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Regional 4-H Shooting Sports competition held at fairgrounds

Thu,05/11/17-11:48AM, 4,471 Reads
Archers take aim during Saturday’s annual Delta Region 4-H Shooting Sports Competition, which drew about 400 youngsters from two-dozen northwest Mississippi counties to the Tallahatchie County Fairgrounds near Charleston. Tallahatchie County 4-H Club members were among those taking part in the event.
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Grain bin rescue tube received by Sumner firefighters

Charleston coach, two players to participate in all-star games

MISSISSIPPI CENTER FOR JUSTICES FILES SUIT FOR UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR JAMES THOMAS AGAINST STATE AUDITOR SHAD WHITE

Regional 4-H Shooting Sports competition held at fairgrounds

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