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Undermining the Rebel flag

By THE MCCOMB ENTERPRISE JOURNAL THE MCCOMB ENTERPRISE JOURNAL
Thu,06/25/20-11:06AM, 3,785 Reads
Editor's note: This editorial obviously was written and set for publication prior to the release of the FBI's findings on the NASCAR "noose." A follow-up opinion piece from the same writer is listed elsewhere here under the headline, "The noose that wasn't."
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Jenny Kaye Fowler will marry Michael Chase Jackson.

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Miss Fowler, Jackson to recite wedding vows

Thu,09/28/23-3:23PM, 3,783 Reads
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Fowler of Charleston are pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Jenny Kaye Fowler, to Michael Chase Jackson of Courtland. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Jackson of Courtland.
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Gateway to the Delta Festival seeks vendors for Oct. 13 event

Tue,08/07/18-6:50PM, 3,778 Reads
The Gateway to the Delta Festival planning committee is seeking vendors for the upcoming festival, which will be held Saturday, Oct. 13, from 10 a.m. until 11 p.m. around the courthouse square in Charleston.
The fee for food vendors is $200, class reunion booths are $85, and arts and crafts booths are $60.
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Showing off their championship rings, in front, from left, are JSU Tigers members Mason Adams, Carter McGee, Mason Taylor, A.J. Brown, Jeff Tellis Jr., Antonio Drinkwater, JaColbi Brown, Semar Cooley and Jalen Shaw. Standing, from left, are head coach Cedric Terry, Emmett Brooks, assistant coach Thomas Moore, Semaji Cooley, Courtland Lewis, assistant coach Cedric Johnson, P.J. Perez Jr., assistant coach Brandon Brooks and assistant coach Michael Adams. (Photo by Versondra Taylor)

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Local Robert Hill traveling team wins Grand Slam Baseball Tournament

By CLAY MCFERRIN CLAY MCFERRIN - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Fri,08/22/25-2:00PM, 3,778 Reads
A Charleston-based youth baseball team, the JSU Tigers, recently won the Grand Slam Baseball Tournament in Tupelo.
Head coach Cedric Terry said the squad played five games, losing the first 7-9 to Mathiston, but then sweeping four other opponents.
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Undermining the Rebel flag

Miss Fowler, Jackson to recite wedding vows

Gateway to the Delta Festival seeks vendors for Oct. 13 event

Local Robert Hill traveling team wins Grand Slam Baseball Tournament

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