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Pretty in pink
By Clay McFerrin
Thu,10/07/21-10:41AM , 1,423 Reads
On Friday, Oct. 1, Dianne McKellar of Charleston dressed head to toe in pink to remind others that October is National Breast Cancer Awareness Month in the United States, and to celebrate her own milestone of nine years cancer-free.
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COVID claims 51st Tallahatchian
By Clay McFerrin
Thu,10/07/21-10:27AM , 833 Reads
The 51st Tallahatchian has died as a result of COVID-19, the Mississippi State Department of Health announced in its daily report on Tuesday.
The latest fatality was one of 50 COVID-related deaths noted among Mississippians between Aug. 20 and Sept. 29 and later identified from death certificate reports.
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Charleston elected officials invited members of the state legislative delegation to gather with them Sept. 15 in the courtroom at Charleston City Hall for an informational and strategy session. Among the topics of discussion was the American Rescue Plan Act and ways in which city officials could utilize the estimated $458,993 in funds allocated to Charleston through the act. Infrastructure needs of also were examined. Pictured from left are city commissioner Brenda Walton Willis, District 33 state Rep. Tommy Reynolds, District 13 state Sen. Sarita Simmons, Mayor Sedrick Smith Sr., District 21 state Sen. Barbara Blackmon, and city commissioners Gyrone Kenniel and Lloyd Smith. (Photo by Ana Ealy)

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Officials discuss needs of city during gathering
By Clay McFerrin
Thu,09/30/21-7:58PM , 1,230 Reads
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Pictured are maids of the North Delta School homecoming court for 2021. Several of them live in Tallahatchie County. Seated, from left, are senior maids Carly Flautt, Libby Miller, Sonni Smith and Shelby Boone. Standing, from left, are freshman maids Ella Nichopoulos and Kaley Ward; junior maids Betsy Wolfe, Sophie Williams and Kelli Manues; and sophomore maids Emma Nichopoulos and Lily Kate Locke. Homecoming festivities at the Batesville school will be held Friday night, Oct. 1. North Delta will play Oak Hill in a football game that kicks off at 7 p.m. The homecoming court will be presented, and the queen will be crowned, at halftime. (Photo by Maria Melton)

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North Delta homecoming maids introduced
By Clay McFerrin
Thu,09/30/21-7:41PM , 1,925 Reads
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