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Pictured at a Sept. 17 reception in Charleston, from left, are Ed Meek, Brandon Presley, Katelyn Mabus Presley, Meg Sinervo and Becky Meek. (Photo special to The Sun-Sentinel)

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Recently married Presleys greet public in Charleston
By Clay McFerrin - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Fri,09/22/23-11:24AM , 10,726 Reads
Democratic nominee for Mississippi governor, Brandon Presley, and his wife, Charleston native Katelyn Mabus Presley — the two were married in August — met the public during a Sept. 17 "welcome home" reception at the Charleston Arts Center.
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As a national educational honoree, the Tutwiler Community Education Center is guaranteed an award of $100,000. The center also is in the running for much more, including the $1 million 2023 Yass Prize. (File photo by Clay McFerrin)

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Tutwiler center quarterfinalist for major award, already ensured at least $100,000 prize
By Clay McFerrin - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Fri,09/22/23-10:58AM , 1,497 Reads
TUTWILER — The Tutwiler Community Education Center was announced Sept. 14 as one of 64 education providers named quarterfinalists for the prestigious 2023 Yass Prize.
The Tutwiler center was the only quarterfinalist from Mississippi.
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Aaron Kendall, left, is pictured with Ronnie Davis and Davis' dog, Crooked Snag, after a coon-hunting win in Senatobia. (Photo special to The Sun-Sentinel)

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Tallahatchian in coon hunting's Youth World Championship
By Clay McFerrin - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Fri,09/22/23-10:35AM , 4,821 Reads
Aaron Scott Kendall of Cascilla, coon dog handler extraordinaire, is competing in this week’s Professional Kennel Club Youth World Championship.
The 15-year-old, an 11th grader at Charleston High School, is one of eight qualifiers for the event from the state of Mississippi and 223 from across the United States.
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Pictured are a few Daisy, Brownie and Senior Girl Scout members from the Tallahatchie County Girl Scouts Unit 326, Troop 30165, who participated in a recent Girl Circle meeting. In front, from left, are Jalisa Pimpton, Caliyah Martin, Brooklyn Leavy and Pintoria Hill. In back are Nevaeh Hodges, left, and troop leader Precious Bounds. Tallahatchie County girls, ages 5-18, are invited to join the Girl Scouts. For more information, contact Trina Bounds at 662-897-4343. (Photo special to The Sun-Sentinel)

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Girl Scouts invite members
By Clay McFerrin - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,09/21/23-10:14AM , 1,398 Reads
The Tallahatchie County Girl Scouts, Unit 326, Troop 30165, are seeking members.

Tallahatchie County girls, ages 5-18, are invited to join the Girl Scouts.

For more information, contact Trina Bounds at 662-897-4343.

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