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Britain's King Charles III delivers his address to the nation and the Commonwealth from Buckingham Palace, London, Friday, Sept. 9, 2022, following the death of Queen Elizabeth II on Thursday. (Yui Mok/Pool Photo via AP)

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King Charles III, in first address, vows 'lifelong service'

By DANICA KIRKA, JILL LAWLESS AND SYLVIA HUI DANICA KIRKA, JILL LAWLESS AND SYLVIA HUI - Associated Press
Fri,09/09/22-2:33AM, 2,603 Reads
LONDON (AP) — King Charles III vowed in his first speech as monarch Friday to carry on Queen Elizabeth II's “lifelong service” with his own modernizing stamp, as Britain entered an uncertain new age under a new sovereign. Around the world, the queen's exceptional reign was commemorated, celebrated and debated.
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Charleston High students make barricades for CES

Fri,09/30/16-4:36PM, 2,603 Reads
Students in instructor Tim King’s carpentry and construction shop class at Charleston High School recently jumped at the opportunity to help the city better control one-way traffic on Gay Street adjacent to Charleston Elementary School.
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Strider crowns homecoming queen

Thu,09/28/17-11:54AM, 2,603 Reads
Damon Stroud (left), president of the Strider Academy Board of Directors, crowns senior Allie Bloodworth as the 2017 Strider Academy homecoming queen during ceremonies Friday night, Sept. 22, at Joe B. Bradshaw Field while Allie's escort, her brother Allan Bloodworth, looks on. In front is kindergarten crown-bearer Waverly Barnett.
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The inside scoop on what went wrong to the Jackson water treatment plan

By WYATT EMMERICH WYATT EMMERICH
Sat,11/12/22-10:06AM, 2,602 Reads 39,237 Statewide
Northsider Lester Herrington gives a comprehensive report on what caused the Jackson water crisis.
Herrington is the director of the Office of Environmental Health for the Mississippi Sate Department of Health. He was on the emergency team that got the O. B. Curtis water treatment plant back up and running.
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