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From left are Jovas Haynes of the Coahoma County Sheriff’s Office, Terry Jefferson of Pafford EMS/Coahoma County FD, Ricky Trotter of the Clarksdale Fire Department, standing in for Daryl Linzy is Chief Peter Clinton Quitman County SO, standing in for Sherrica Moore is James Winston Coahoma County SRO, Tre Price of Desoto County SRO, Stacie Lester of the Coahoma County Central Dispatch, and Ella Williams Clarkdale Police Department Dispatch.

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First responders receive awards
By JOSH TROY/PUBLISHER
Wed,10/22/25-2:44PM , 253 Reads
Members of the community were honored during the third annual First Responders banquet on 225 Yazoo Ave., Saturday night.
Alvin Coley of the Clarksdale Police Department was honored as a 2025 Responder of the Year.
Ricky Trotter of the Clarksdale Fire Department was honored as a 2025 Responder of the Year.
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City reappoints department heads
By JOSH TROY/PUBLISHER
Wed,10/22/25-2:39PM , 237 Reads
Personnel director, grant writer to combine in January 2026

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Sparky Reardon, right, signs his book The Dean: Memoirs & Missives at the Cutrer Mansion.

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Reardon writes book The Dean: Memoirs & Missives
By JOSH TROY/PUBLISHER
Wed,10/22/25-1:57PM , 215 Reads
Sparky Reardon paid tribute to his hometown Clarksdale when speaking about his new book The Dean: Memoirs & Missives at the Cutrer Mansion earlier in the month.
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PHOTO BY SAMANTHA EDMONSON Desi Monix runs the ball for Lee Academy in a 40-6 homecoming win.

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Lee Academy wins homecoming game
By JOSH TROY/PUBLISHER
Wed,10/22/25-1:53PM , 630 Reads
Lee Academy was dominant in every phase of the game jumped out to a 40-0 lead less than four minutes into the third quarter in its homecoming matchup against Carroll Academy on Friday night.
The mercy rule went into effect with a running clock early in the second half and the Colts (3-2) went on to win 40-6.
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