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Tigers to open region play Friday night after strong comeback at North Panola
By Clay McFerrin
Thu,10/06/22-5:33PM , 5,926 Reads
SARDIS — After a slow start, the Charleston High School Tigers exhibited grit and dogged determination in clawing their way to a 30-26 win over the North Panola Cougars here Friday night.
Charleston improved to 3-3 while North Panola fell to 1-5.
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The front entranceway of the Dollar General store in Webb is shown on Saturday, Oct. 1, after a fire swept through it a day earlier. (Photo by Bubba Burnham)

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Dollar General assessing damage after fire at Webb store
By Clay McFerrin
Thu,10/06/22-5:28PM , 2,997 Reads
WEBB — A fire inflicted heavy damage on the Dollar General store here Friday afternoon and evening (Sept. 30).
The store is closed, its future uncertain for now.
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Mississippi Secretary of State Michael Watson poses for a photo with local election officials during a Tuesday afternoon stopover at the Tallahatchie County Courthouse in Charleston. Pictured from left are District 5 Election Commissioner Charles Huddleston, District 2 Election Commissioner Dennis Brown, District 1 Election Commissioner Margaret McIntyre Simmons, Circuit Clerk Daphane Neal, Watson, District 3 Election Commissioner Yolanda D. Cotton and District 4 Election Commissioner Latrenda Bounds. (Photo by Clay McFerrin)

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Secretary of State Michael Watson visits Tallahatchie to 'learn from the experts'
By Clay McFerrin
Thu,10/06/22-5:14PM , 2,301 Reads
Mississippi Secretary of State Michael Watson was in Tallahatchie County early Tuesday afternoon (Oct. 4) as part of a tour that eventually will take him to meet with election officials in all 82 counties.
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Countywide burn ban still in effect
By Clay McFerrin
Thu,10/06/22-5:03PM , 1,531 Reads
It remains against the law to conduct outdoor burning in Tallahatchie County.
On Sept. 28, the Mississippi Forestry Commission (MFC) approved a request from the Tallahatchie County Board of Supervisors to enact a ban on outdoor burning of any kind in the county from Sept. 28 until midnight Oct. 12.
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