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Coahoma Community College celebrates its homecoming against East Mississippi Community College on Saturday. Pictured from left are Dr. Larry Webster, Dr. Chequita Dixon, Karen Woods-Done, Miss Homecoming Jamiya Collins, Mister Homecoming KeiJuan Neese, CCC President Dr. Valmadge T. Towner, and Debroah Carter.

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CCC homecoming
Thu,10/23/25-8:23PM , 5 Reads
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Harris unsuccessfully attempts to rescind Sept. 22 appointments
By JOSH TROY/PUBLISHER
Thu,10/23/25-8:22PM , 173 Reads
City of Clarksdale Ward 2 Commissioner Jimmy Harris made a motion to rescind every Board of Mayor and Commissioners department head and judicial appointment, but he did not receive any support.
Harris made the motion during a special meeting on Monday after the initial appointments were made on Sept. 22.
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Ward 3 Commissioner Eddie Earl speaks during a community meeting. At left is City Attorney Melvin Miller. Second from left is Ward 4 Commissioner Linda Downing. Third from right is administrative assistant Chris Coleman. Second from right is Fire Chief Charles Lane. At right is Public Works Director Craig Amerson.

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Commissioners host community meetings
By JOSH TROY/PUBLISHER
Thu,10/23/25-8:20PM , 240 Reads
Three City of Clarksdale commissioners hosted community meetings at the Civic Auditoirum earlier in the week to discuss key issues.
Ward 1 Commissioner Ray Sykes’ meeting was on Monday night while Ward 3 Commissioner Eddie Earl and Ward 4 Commissioner Linda Downing held their meeting together on Tuesday night.
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PHOTO BY LISA CHICORELLI Families enjoy the St. Elizabeth Fair.

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St. Elizabeth Fair continues to grow
By JOSH TROY/PUBLISHER
Wed,10/22/25-2:47PM , 219 Reads
Community support once again made the annual St. Elizabeth Catholic School Fair run as planned on Tuesday night.
The fair has several games for children and food items are sold. Homemade spaghetti dinner tickets have consistently been the biggest food sale. An estimated 700 spaghetti dinner tickets were sold.
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