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From left are returning Ward 2 Alderwoman Maggie Outlaw; returning Ward 4 Alderwoman Betty Powell; new Ward 5 Alderwoman Denise Calhoun; Dianne Plez and her husband, new Webb Mayor Michael Plez; returning Ward 3 Alderwoman Chiquita Jones; returning Ward 1 Alderwoman Hilary Benson; and Second District Justice Judge Denise Washington-Lockett. (Photo special to The Sun-Sentinel)

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Webb officials recite oath of office
By Clay McFerrin
Wed,07/07/21-9:16PM , 2,013 Reads
WEBB — New and returning Webb elected officials were sworn in during a June 30 ceremony in the courtroom of the Tallahatchie County Courthouse in Sumner.

Second District Justice Judge Denise Washington-Lockett administered the oath of office.

Those sworn in were:
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Charleston man killed while walking on 4th of July
By Clay McFerrin
Wed,07/07/21-9:07PM , 6,882 Reads
A Charleston man died Sunday morning after being struck by an automobile during a hit-and-run accident while walking on U.S. 61 in DeSoto County.
The Mississippi Highway Patrol identified the victim as Donterio T. Brewer, 32.
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Area unemployment rates for May 2021 are shown in this graphic from the Mississippi Department of Employment Security.

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Tallahatchie unemployment rate improves from April to May
By Clay McFerrin
Fri,07/02/21-6:30AM , 1,008 Reads
The unemployment rate in Tallahatchie County fell from 6.2% in April to 5.9% in May, the Mississippi Department of Employment Security has reported.
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The main field at Rosebloom Recreational Park is where Saturday evening’s Independence Day festivities will take place. (Photo illustration)

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Rosebloom's Independence Day program planned for Saturday evening
By Clay McFerrin
Thu,07/01/21-7:06PM , 6,791 Reads
ROSEBLOOM — The annual Rosebloom Recreational Park Independence Day celebration is set for Saturday, July 3, and organizers expect a large turnout.
Festivities will include a program of singing to get underway at 6 p.m., followed by a patriotic tribute and then a grand finale fireworks show.
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