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14 arrested on drug charges during roundup
By Clay McFerrin
Fri,09/10/21-3:01PM , 32,200 Reads
A multi-agency roundup of suspected drug offenders led to the Thursday morning arrests of 14 local people, according to Tallahatchie County Sheriff Jimmy Fly.
“Fourteen individuals were safely taken into custody without incident...,” he noted in a written statement Friday.
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Jasmine Bradford, third from left, smiles Sept. 2 after graduating from a Part-Time Basic Law Enforcement Course in Grenada. Bradford, a radio dispatcher for the Tallahatchie County Sheriff’s Office, is pictured with, from left, TCSO Administrative Assistant Trey Ahrens, Deputy Jimmy Christian, Sheriff Jimmy Fly, dispatcher Riley Seymore and Deputy Trent Strider. The course entails 319 hours of classroom and field instruction. Bradford is a five-year veteran of the local sheriff's office. (Photo special to The Sun-Sentinel)

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Dispatcher Jasmine Bradford earns certification
By Clay McFerrin
Fri,09/10/21-7:00AM , 1,261 Reads
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Firefighters battle blaze
By Clay McFerrin
Thu,09/09/21-5:34PM , 1,219 Reads
Firefighters from the Charleston, Paducah Wells and Spring Hill fire departments helped to battle a Sept. 9 blaze engulfing a vacant house on South Sabine Street in Charleston. Flames and smoke from the old wooden structure lit the nighttime sky a bright orange. The cause of the fire was not immediately known.
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No additional candidates qualify for school board
By Clay McFerrin
Thu,09/09/21-5:30PM , 1,397 Reads
Last Friday’s Sept. 3 qualifying deadline for school board candidates came and went without any more people joining 2021 races, according to Tallahatchie County Circuit Clerk Daphane Neal.
Both the Education District 1 and Education District 6 posts will appear on the Nov. 2 general election ballot.
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