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The exterior of the West Tallahatchie High School auditorium is pictured. (File photo)

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'Y'all better be ready to die!'
By CLAY MCFERRIN
Thu,03/02/23-6:58PM , 1,151 Reads 13,335 Statewide
WEBB — Officials pledge to prosecute, to the fullest extent of the law, whoever is responsible for a bomb threat emailed Wednesday morning to a teacher at West Tallahatchie High School.
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Grenada slaying victim An'Travius Deres Jones, courtesy Tallahatchie County Sheriff’s Office

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Grenada slaying victim turns up in remote area of Tallahatchie County
By CLAY MCFERRIN
Fri,02/24/23-7:48PM , 9,707 Reads 84,847 Statewide
The body of a Grenada County man, an apparent slaying victim, was discovered Friday morning (Feb. 24) along a rural road in east central Tallahatchie County.
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Tommy Reynolds, shown in an official House photo, is not seeking reelection and will end his legislative career after 44 years.

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Rep. Tommy Reynolds not seeking reelection after 44-year career in state House
By CLAY MCFERRIN
Thu,01/26/23-12:58PM , 1,096 Reads 4,265 Statewide
Longtime state Rep. Thomas U. “Tommy” Reynolds announced early this week that he will not be seeking reelection this year.
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Posing for a photo after the recent inaugural meeting of the Tallahatchie River Authority in Charleston are, from left, Case Knight, field representative for U.S. Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith; Kim Chamberlin, field representative for U.S. Sen. Roger Wicker; state Rep. Tommy Reynolds of District 33; Sykes Sturdivant, Tallahatchie County appointee to the Authority and president of the Authority board; Brantley Snipes, Leflore County appointee and board vice president; Billye Jean Stroud, Union County appointee and board secretary; and state Rep. Sam Creekmore of District 16. Not pictured are Lisa Carwyle, Lafayette County appointee and board treasurer, and Chris Lewellen, Tippah County appointee. The meeting was held Nov. 29 at the Charleston Arts Center. (Photo by Clay McFerrin)

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Tallahatchie River Authority gathers in waterway's namesake
By CLAY MCFERRIN
Thu,12/15/22-7:14PM , 522 Reads 12,528 Statewide
The Tallahatchie River flows 230 miles from Tippah County to Leflore County, so it was only fitting that the recent inaugural meeting of the Tallahatchie River Authority should be held in the river’s namesake county.
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