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Indictments charge gunplay, drug sales, other offenses
By Clay McFerrin
Thu,08/12/21-6:09PM , 2,374 Reads
Indictments handed down recently in Tallahatchie County Circuit Court's First Judicial District allege assaults with firearms and drug trafficking, among other charges.
Records on file Tuesday afternoon at the circuit clerk’s office in Charleston show the following:
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Several vehicles from the Tallahatchie County Sheriff's Office are among a procession of some 60 law enforcement and first responder automobiles escorting the body of Yalobusha County Sheriff Mark Fulco from a DeSoto County hospital back to Water Valley Tuesday night. Fulco, 50, died Monday of COVID-19 complications and pneumonia. (Photo by David Howell/North Mississippi Herald)

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Two more Tallahatchie deaths raise local COVID-19 death toll to 44
By Clay McFerrin
Thu,08/12/21-6:04PM , 7,739 Reads
Forty-four Tallahatchians have died from complications of COVID-19, including two reported early this week.
The Mississippi State Department of Health, in its daily pandemic updates, included the 43rd local fatality in its Monday report and announced the 44th Tuesday.
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Incumbent, opponent sign up for school board
By Clay McFerrin
Thu,08/12/21-5:13PM , 1,377 Reads
Education District 6 incumbent Lincoln “Buddy” Smith will have at least one opponent in his quest for re-election to the East Tallahatchie School District Board of Trustees.
Smith, 40, of 148 Martin Luther King St., Charleston, filed qualifying papers Monday morning.
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Charleston officials are pictured at the 90th Annual Conference of the Mississippi Municipal League, which was held July 26-28 at the Mississippi Coast Coliseum & Convention Center in Biloxi. The conference allows municipal officials from across the state to participate in educational sessions on topics critical to the operation of municipal government. From left are Ward 5 Commissioner Perry Herron, Ward 3 Commissioner Brenda Walton-Willis, Mayor Sedrick Smith, Deputy City Clerk Vanisha Powell, Ward 2 Commissioner Lloyd Smith and Ward 1 Commissioner Gyrone Kenniel. (Photo special to The Sun-Sentinel)

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Officials attend municipal conference
By Clay McFerrin
Thu,08/05/21-3:14PM , 902 Reads
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