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Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel

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Another pair of political hopefuls raise total number of Tallahatchie qualifiers to 27
By Clay McFerrin - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,01/19/23-2:19PM , 2,002 Reads
The second week of the political season drew to a close with two more Tallahatchians filing qualifying papers to seek office in this year’s county elections, according to information on file Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 17, at the circuit clerk’s office in Charleston.
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Miss Mississippi Emmie Perkins leads pre-K students in shaking maracas to the beat of Pharrell Williams’ song “Happy” during a Tuesday stop at the Eva Covington Head Start Center in Charleston. (Photo by Clay McFerrin)

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Miss Mississippi tells local students music unites, heals
By Clay McFerrin - The Sun-Sentinel
Thu,01/19/23-10:39AM , 2,120 Reads
Miss Mississippi Emmie Perkins brought her “Music is Medicine” road show to Tallahatchie County Tuesday morning, visiting with pre-K students in the Charleston and Glendora areas.
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Two bands to perform during Charleston's King Day parade on Monday
By Clay McFerrin - The Sun-Sentinel
Fri,01/13/23-10:26AM , 2,234 Reads
Marching bands from Northside High School in Shelby and Charleston High School are scheduled to participate in Charleston’s 16th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade on Monday, Jan. 16.
The parade, whose theme is “Together We Can Be the Dream,” is scheduled to get underway at noon.
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Richard Frost holds a photo of his slain daughter, Gladys Marie Frost, while kneeling at her graveside on Monday afternoon, Jan. 9, 2023. (Photo by Clay McFerrin)

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Father still hopes for closure in daughter's 1989 murder
By Clay McFerrin - The Sun-Sentinel
Thu,01/12/23-6:24PM , 22,916 Reads
Richard Frost is not big on New Year’s celebrations.
For him, the dawning of January is a stark reminder of pain inflicted by decades-old wounds that will never heal — and justice yet unserved.
Earlier this week, his eyes were fixed on commemorating two mournful dates that forever changed his life.
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