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Choctaws pitch 38-0 shutout, prepare for homecoming and West Bolivar
By Clay McFerrin - The Sun-Sentinel
Wed,09/21/22-1:21AM , 2,425 Reads
RIVERSIDE — The West Tallahatchie High School Choctaws evened their record at 2-2 on the young season after a 38-0 road win over the Riverside High School Bulldogs here Friday night.
Riverside fell to 0-4.
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CHS wallops Pelahatchie, turns sights homeward to Clarksdale
By Clay McFerrin - The Sun-Sentinel
Wed,09/21/22-12:14AM , 3,408 Reads
PELAHATCHIE — The 2½-hour road trip was not ideal, but the Charleston Tigers cashed in with a 30-7 win here Friday night.
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A late start and high heat and drought during the peak growing season has pushed down estimates of the state's anticipated corn yield per acre. This corn was being harvested Sept. 14, 2022, at Mississippi State University's R.R. Foil Plant Science Research Center. (Photo by MSU Extension Service/Kevin Hudson)

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Hot, dry summer reduced state's average corn yield
By Bonnie Coblentz - MSU Extension Service
Sat,09/17/22-5:00AM , 2,317 Reads
STARKVILLE — The state’s corn crop suffered through a very hot and dry summer after a later-than-usual planting season, so yields will be lower this year — but not much lower overall.
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Charleston High School football players are pictured walking from the team's field house with new backpacks donated recently by Sayle Oil Co. of Charleston. (Photo by Mandy Moore)

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CHS coach lauds local business for donating backpacks
By Clay McFerrin
Thu,09/15/22-7:46PM , 23,482 Reads
Charleston High School head football coach LaDon Taylor said his team recently received 50 new Under Armour Storm backpacks donated by Sayle Oil Co.

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