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Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel

Flagbearer Allie Grace Mabus, the daughter of Clint and Anna Claire Mabus, sits astride Big John. (Photo by Andrea Davis)

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Rosebloom Recreational Park celebrates Independence Day
By Clay McFerrin - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Mon,07/21/25-5:20PM , 1,398 Reads
Rosebloom Recreational Park celebrated Independence Day with a community event on Saturday, July 5.

The day included vendor booths, inflatable children's activities, plenty of food offerings and concessions, the recognition of U.S. military veterans, music and singing and a fireworks show.
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The Charleston property of Rance and Catherine Moring, located at 1110 S. Country Club Road, has been selected by the Charleston Magnolia Garden Club as its “Yard of the Month” award recipient for July. The club designates a Charleston-area lawn for the beautification honor based on criteria including some basic principles of landscape design. (Photo by Clay McFerrin, Copyright 2025, Emmerich Newspapers Inc.)

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Moring property named 'Yard of the Month'
By Clay McFerrin - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Mon,07/21/25-3:59PM , 2,529 Reads
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As a car passes, Tallahatchie County Deputy Sheriff Jimmy Christian examines a Nissan Altima at the scene of a Thursday, July 17, rollover accident on Highway 35 south of Charleston. (Photo by Clay McFerrin)

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Car flips off Highway 35
By Clay McFerrin - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,07/17/25-5:17PM , 4,746 Reads
A southbound Nissan Altima crossed the center line and veered off the opposite side of Mississippi Highway 35 before flipping at about 2 Thursday afternoon, July 17.

The one-car accident occurred about 3 miles south of Charleston and the vehicle came to a stop off the east side of the highway.
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A tanker car carrying the toxic chemical benzene burns in the wake of a July 5 freight train derailment near Glendora. (Photo by Clay McFerrin)

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Officials declare Glendora air, water safe in wake of derailed train's chemical fire
By Clay McFerrin - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,07/17/25-11:54AM , 1,466 Reads
State health and environmental agencies have issued statements declaring the Village of Glendora’s air and water safe in the wake of a July 5 Canadian National Railway train derailment that led to a tanker car fire and spillage of a toxic chemical.
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