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Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel

Raymond Radcliff has served 25 years on the East Tallahatchie School Board.

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Three R's — Radcliff, Reynolds, Ross — leaving after decades of elected service
By Clay McFerrin - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,12/28/23-9:59AM , 1,547 Reads
Three veteran local officeholders who did not seek reelection this year are serving out the final days of their last term.
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Sumner's Christmas Eve fireworks show will be held Sunday regardless of rain.

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Sumner fireworks show will go on even if it rains
By Clay McFerrin - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Fri,12/22/23-10:35AM , 1,674 Reads
SUMNER — Despite a 100% chance of rain Sunday night, Sumner Mayor Jackson Webb IV said the planned 7 p.m. Christmas Eve fireworks show will go on as scheduled on Cassidy Bayou in the heart of town.
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While sitting on Santa’s knee, Warren Nichols and the jolly ole elf demonstrate, rather excitedly, the roaring sound made by T.rex dinosaurs. The show came during the Dec. 8 “Cookies with Santa” at the Charleston Arts Center. Nichols is the son of Stephen and Morgan Nichols. (Photo by Krista McFerrin)

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Ho, ho, ROAR!
By Clay McFerrin - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,12/21/23-5:16PM , 1,683 Reads
The Charleston Arts and Revitalization Effort (CARE) and The Sun-Sentinel co-sponsored the annual "Cookies with Santa" event at the Charleston Arts Center on Friday, Dec. 8.

In addition to a visit with Santa, dozens of children were able to engage in games, crafts and other Christmas-themed activities, and to enjoy some tasty treats.

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A sign on U.S. Highway 49 East, indicating the turn to the town of Sumner, is pictured Dec. 14, 2022. (File photo by Clay McFerrin)

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Umbrella might come in handy for Sunday night fireworks show
By Clay McFerrin - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,12/21/23-2:48PM , 936 Reads
SUMNER — Despite potentially wet weather, Sumner Mayor Jackson Webb said plans for Sunday night’s annual Christmas Eve fireworks show in his town are continuing “full speed ahead.”
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