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Area lawmen treat Sheriff Charles Jones to lunch
By JOSH TROY
Fri,06/04/21-12:00PM , 3,542 Reads
Charles Hale, chief deputy for the Coahoma County Sheriff’s Office, brought different law enforcement agency representatives and public officials for a surprise appreciation lunch honoring Sheriff Charles Jones Friday afternoon.
The lunch took place at the Coahoma County Courthouse.
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A pistol bought in Mississippi killed a teen in Chicago
By MATT KRUPNICK, MISSISSIPPI CENTER FOR INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING
Fri,06/04/21-9:37AM , 1,798 Reads 56,734 Statewide
Malcolm Stuckey was pulling up in a burgundy Pontiac Grand Prix to his friend’s birthday party in Chicago’s once-prosperous Englewood neighborhood when a bullet fired from a gun, bought 840 miles away in Mississippi, tore into his brain.
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CCC running back Josh Johnson signs with Seahawks
Fri,06/04/21-6:00AM , 5,204 Reads
Coahoma Community College alum Josh Johnson has signed to the Seattle Seahawks and says the CCC Tigers played a crucial point in gaining such an opportunity.
The former Tiger running back is from Opelika, Alabama, and believes if it were not for Coahoma giving him a second chance, he would not have made it to the Seahawks.
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Kamal King, bureau manager with Visit Mississippi's tourism department, speaks to the Indianola Rotary Club at the club's 2021 banquet on Tuesday night at the B.B. King Museum.

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Video: Visit Mississippi's Kamel King Keynotes Indianola Rotary Banquet
By BRYAN DAVIS, EMMERICH NEWSPAPERS
Thu,06/03/21-8:09PM , 5,007 Reads 160,617 Statewide
Prior to Indianola Rotarians getting a sneak peak at The B.B. King Museum's multimillion dollar expansion on Tuesday night, Visit Mississippi Tourism Development Bureau Manager Kamel King addressed the club about the state of tourism in Mississippi.
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