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Teasdale Volunteer Fire Department firehouse as pictured on Sept. 17, 2026. (Photo by Clay McFerrin, Copyright 2026, Emmerich Newspapers Inc.)

Teasdale firehouse undergoing major work

The Teasdale Volunteer Fire Department’s firehouse is undergoing a major demolition and construction project due to damage caused to the . . .

Jackson County DA to Crump: Stop playing games

“The Crump team is asking the public to ask questions that the Crump team has the answers to,” Jackson County . . .

Friedeman: What football can teach us about discipleship

Below is a religion column by Matt Friedeman: Community is essential; the gridiron knows that as well as the Church . . .

Rotary honors legacy of James Micou

The Charleston Rotary Club recently donated funds to the Charleston High School Band to purchase shirts for band members in . . .

Guest heavily favored to win re-election in Mississippi’s 3rd Congressional District over Democrat, Libertarian challengers

Republican Congressman Michael Guest appears on pace to win a fifth term in the U.S. House despite the best effort . . .

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FBI agent to present at Tuesday's child abuse, grooming and human trafficking of youth program in Charleston
By CLAY MCFERRIN - Editor and Publisher, Charleston Sun-Sentinel
Thu,10/01/26-11:36AM , 251 Reads
Registration is ongoing for a planned Oct. 6 program at the James C. Kennedy Wellness Center in Charleston to raise awareness of the abuse, grooming and human trafficking of youth in Mississippi.
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Rotary honors legacy of James Micou
Thu,10/01/26-10:49AM , 320 Reads
The Charleston Rotary Club recently donated funds to the Charleston High School Band to purchase shirts for band members in honor of longtime Rotarian and Charleston Band Director James Micou.
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While not yet detected in Mississippi, spotted lanternflies can be devastating to fruit crops and a nuisance in home landscapes. Scientists with the Mississippi State University Extension Service are asking the public to watch for signs the pest is present in the state and report any suspected sighting. (Photo by Lance Cheung/U.S. Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service)

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MSU Extension scientists ask public to watch for new insect
By SUSAN COLLINS-SMITH - MSU Extension Service
Mon,09/28/26-10:09AM , 539 Reads
RAYMOND — What might appear to some to be a beautifully exotic butterfly is actually an invasive pest that can devastate fruit crops and be a nuisance in home landscapes.
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Davis: The socialist takeover isn’t so quiet anymore
By LESLEY DAVIS - MAGNOLIA TRIBUNE
Mon,09/28/26-2:26PM , 201 Reads 4,674 Statewide
Below is a political opinion column by Lesley Davis:

The socialists were patient for a decade. As the DSA put it in its July newsletter “Our gains are hitting the Democratic Party establishment like a leftist tidal wave, and our members are gearing up for much bigger plans toward 2028.”
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FBI agent to present at Tuesday's child abuse, grooming and human trafficking of youth program in Charleston

Registration is ongoing for a planned Oct. 6 program at the James C. Kennedy Wellness Center in Charleston to raise awareness of the abuse, grooming and human trafficking of youth in Mississippi.