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Many people will be celebrating the entry of 2023 this weekend, but Charleston Police Chief Jerry Williams II said those festivities should not include firearms.

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New Year's merriment should not include guns
By Clay McFerrin - The Sun-Sentinel
Thu,12/29/22-12:16PM , 2,391 Reads
Six people were arrested last New Year's Eve for discharging a firearm within the Charleston city limits while celebrating, Police Chief Jerry Williams II said Tuesday.
The individuals were found guilty, fined and had their guns confiscated, he added.
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Charleston will shoot fireworks, lower ball on New Year's Eve
By Clay McFerrin - The Sun-Sentinel
Thu,12/29/22-12:04PM , 3,341 Reads
Fireworks, singing and a ball drop will be part of the festivities surrounding a New Year’s Eve celebration in Charleston this Saturday night, according to Mayor Sedrick Smith Sr.
The event will be conducted on the Charleston Court Square, in front of City Hall, the mayor noted.
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Rob Rowland, left, president of the Bank of Commerce in Charleston, is pictured presenting a ceremonial check in the amount of $5,000 to East Tallahatchie School District athletic director and Charleston High School head football coach LaDon Taylor. The bank’s donation of $5,000 is to help the CHS Tigers purchase new football helmets for the program. (Photo special to The Sun-Sentinel)

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Bank donates to CHS new helmets fund
By Clay McFerrin - The Sun-Sentinel
Thu,12/29/22-11:59AM , 1,814 Reads
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Emergency medical technician April King waits her partner as they prepare for their shifts at American Medical Response in Jackson, Miss., Friday, Jan. 28, 2022. Several of the state’s emergency services leaders told Mississippi Today that while paramedic providers have been troubled for years by an incomplete reimbursement system, low wages and staffing shortages, problems have hit a critical point exacerbated by ongoing hurdles from COVID-19. Credit: Eric Shelton/Mississippi Today

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A Year in Photos by Eric J. Shelton
By Eric J. Shelton - Mississippi Today
Tue,12/20/22-3:04PM , 1,067 Reads 11,161 Statewide
-- Slideshow credit to Eric J. Shelton of Mississippi Today --

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