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Flames rise from a structure fire Thursday night on Sumner-Tutwiler Road. (Photo by Corey Gee)

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Multiple fire departments respond to Tutwiler house blaze
By Clay McFerrin
Fri,05/14/21-10:22AM , 6,487 Reads
TUTWILER — The Sumner, Tutwiler, Vance and Webb volunteer fire departments sent manpower and equipment to help battle a house fire Thursday night on Sumner-Tutwiler Road.

Sumner fireman Corey Gee said the house was unoccupied and the cause of the nighttime blaze was not immediately known.
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East Tallahatchie's school superintendent search yields 13 candidates
By Clay McFerrin
Thu,05/13/21-12:19PM , 2,061 Reads
At least 13 people want to be the next superintendent of the East Tallahatchie School District, and the district's school board will meet May 17 to learn more about those prospects.
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The Morgan Freeman Auditorium at Charleston High School will be the setting May 19-21 for transition programs for Charleston Elementary and Charleston Middle schools, as well as for the graduation of CHS seniors. (File photo by Clay McFerrin)

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Charleston transition, graduation events seek to offer 'some sense of normalcy'
By Clay McFerrin
Thu,05/13/21-11:53AM , 1,502 Reads
COVID-19 robbed local graduating seniors of any semblance of normalcy for 2020 commencement exercises, but one East Tallahatchie School District official hopes that this year’s ceremonies will restore at least some of the tradition that was missing.
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Charleston residents asked to clean up unkempt properties
By Clay McFerrin
Tue,05/11/21-10:32PM , 6,336 Reads
Charleston Mayor Sedrick Smith and members of the city board are asking residents to “rise to the challenge” and clean.
In a Tuesday statement released by City Hall, residents were asked to help city officials “remove blighted properties in an effort to improve the health and safety of our city.”
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