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The Tallahatchie County Courthouse in Sumner is encircled by a film production crew, rigging, equipment, vintage automobiles, actors and extras during March 3, 2021, work on the ABC limited series, "Women of the Movement." (Photo by Clay McFerrin/The Sun-Sentinel)

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Mamie Till-Mobley series, featuring scenes filmed in Tallahatchie County, to premiere Jan. 6 on ABC
By Clay McFerrin
Thu,12/16/21-4:54PM , 1,881 Reads
The television premiere of ABC’s six-episode limited series, “Women of the Movement,” filmed partly in Tallahatchie County, is set for Jan. 6, 2022.
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Six members of CHS Tigers defense named to postseason All-State team
By Clay McFerrin
Mon,12/13/21-4:46PM , 2,646 Reads
Six Charleston High School defenders have received postseason honors for their play during the 2021 varsity football season.
Last week, Mississippi High School Football Coaches All-State teams were named for all classes. The All-State teams are voted on by coaches in the state who are members of the Mississippi Association of Coaches.
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Charleston Christmas parade to roll Saturday evening, followed by tree-lighting ceremony
By Clay McFerrin
Thu,12/09/21-5:51PM , 3,153 Reads
The Charleston Christmas parade and tree-lighting ceremony are scheduled for Saturday evening, Dec. 11, with the parade getting underway at 5 and the lighting set to follow.
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Curtis Orrell of the Paynes Fire Department gets up close and personal as he sprays water on a burning heap of dredging pipe Sunday afternoon just off Grassy Lake Road. (Photo by Tammy Orrell)

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Firefighters battle inferno: Dredging pipe fire draws huge response
By Clay McFerrin
Thu,12/09/21-4:36PM , 2,696 Reads
Eight local fire departments responded to a red hot-burning dredging pipe fire Sunday, Dec. 5, near the eastern bank of the Tallahatchie River.
Tallahatchie County Fire Coordinator Linnie Maples said both personnel and firefighting equipment from the various departments were involved.
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