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West Tallahatchie athletes to compete at the Class 1A Track and Field State Championships on Monday
By Clay McFerrin - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,05/01/25-1:45PM , 1,932 Reads
WEBB — West Tallahatchie High School athletes will compete in 11 events during the Mississippi High School Activities Association Class 1A Track and Field State Championships Monday (May 5) at the Woody Barnett Track and Field Complex at Pearl High School.
The Choctaws have never won a team state title in the sport of track and field.
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CHS girls seek fifth state title, CHS boys look for first at track and field championships Tuesday, May 6
By Clay McFerrin - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,05/01/25-1:21PM , 2,079 Reads
Members of the Charleston High School boys and girls track and field teams will compete in the Mississippi High School Activities Association Class 2A Track and Field State Championships Tuesday (May 6) at the Woody Barnett Track and Field Complex at Pearl High School.
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Antoine Haywood is shown on surveillance footage inside the Tallahatchie County Jail in Charleston. (Image courtesy Tallahatchie County Sheriff's Office)

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Man escapes Charleston jail
By Clay McFerrin - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Tue,04/29/25-12:55PM , 37,990 Reads
UPDATE (Wednesday, April 30): Tallahatchie County Sheriff Jimmy Fly said Antoine Haywood, who had been a fugitive since mid-morning Tuesday, “turned himself in to the Charleston jail without any problems" shortly before 8 Wednesday night after being on the lam for about 33 hours.
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Elected officials, city workers and other volunteer participants of Saturday’s (April 19) community cleanup day in Charleston pose in front of the Tallahatchie County Courthouse with garbage bags brimming with trash collected from alongside city streets and other public places. (Photo special to The Sun-Sentinel)

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Charleston community cleanup day deemed success
By Clay McFerrin - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,04/24/25-5:25PM , 2,296 Reads
Charleston Mayor Sedrick Smith Sr. proclaimed Saturday's April 19 community cleanup day in the city “very successful.”

He, other elected municipal officials, city workers and other volunteers participated in the annual event, picking up litter and other trash from alongside city streets and in other public spaces.
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