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Declining enrollment, increased absences threaten public school funding

By KATE ROYALS - MISSISSIPPI TODAY KATE ROYALS - MISSISSIPPI TODAY
Fri,01/08/21-10:26AM, 4,426 Reads 61,743 Statewide
Schools across the state saw massive drops in student attendance in the fall semester, and more than half of Mississippi school districts appealed to the state superintendent of education with concerns about their funding as a result.
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Progress slow on felon voting rights

Mon,01/31/22-9:24PM, 4,426 Reads 41,156 Statewide
It doesn’t look like the Mississippi Legislature is prepared to do much to restore voting rights to felons who have completed their sentence.
Mississippi Today is reporting that lawmakers are inclined to do no more this year than possibly restore voting eligibility to those who get their crimes expunged from their record.
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Highway 49 accident involves tractor, semi trailer

By CLAY MCFERRIN CLAY MCFERRIN
Mon,10/14/19-12:02PM, 4,424 Reads

A farm tractor and a tractor-trailer rig were involved in this traffic accident on U.S. Highway 49, south of the Black Bayou Bridge on Saturday. The side of the semitrailer was ripped open, spilling cottonseed onto the roadway. Officials said no one was injured. (Photo courtesy of Jerry "Bubba" Williams)
Charleston celebrates on New Year's Eve 2022. (Sun-Sentinel file photo by Clay McFerrin)

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Charleston to sing, shoot fireworks, drop ball tonight on New Year's Eve

By CLAY MCFERRIN CLAY MCFERRIN - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Wed,12/31/25-1:43PM, 4,423 Reads
Singing, fireworks and a ball drop are to be part of the festivities surrounding a public New Year’s Eve celebration in Charleston tonight, according to Mayor Sedrick Smith Sr.
The event will be conducted in front of City Hall, on the south side of Charleston Court Square, the mayor said.
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Declining enrollment, increased absences threaten public school funding

Progress slow on felon voting rights

Highway 49 accident involves tractor, semi trailer

Charleston to sing, shoot fireworks, drop ball tonight on New Year's Eve

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