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It is illegal to place political signs along the right-of-way of state highways. (MDOT photo)

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Political signs illegal on state right-of-way
By Anna Ehrgott - Mississippi Department of Transportation
Mon,03/20/23-3:49PM , 1,895 Reads
JACKSON – The Mississippi Department of Transportation (MDOT) reminds political candidates that campaign signs are not permitted within right-of-way on state highways, according to Section 63-3-317 of the Mississippi Code of 1972 Annotated.
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Mike Webster, 7-year-old son of Patrice and Mike Webster of Charleston, points Tuesday to some corn seedlings that have emerged from the soil at his granddaddy Perry Herron’s garden spot in the city. (Photo by Perry Herron)

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Frost? What frost?
By Clay McFerrin - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,03/16/23-5:13PM , 1,961 Reads
Recent nighttime lows dipping below the freezing mark do not make Charlestonian Perry Herron anxious for his early-emerging crop of corn.
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Sun-Sentinel receives awards for advertising excellence
Thu,03/16/23-4:34PM , 2,412 Reads
The Sun-Sentinel has been presented with six awards for excellence in the annual Mississippi Press Association Better Advertising Contest.
Among the honors were three first-place plaques.
The awards, for advertising services provided to customers in 2021-2022, were announced Monday on the association’s YouTube channel.
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Indictments handed down in Charleston
By Clay McFerrin - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,03/16/23-1:57PM , 4,665 Reads
Criminal indictments were handed down Feb. 15 by a grand jury empaneled in the 1st Judicial District of Tallahatchie County, and those court files are slowly finding their way into the public view.
No indictments were returned in the 2nd Judicial District, Circuit Clerk Daphane Neal said Monday.
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