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Humboldt mourns passing of Coach Ronald Abernathy

by Seth Wilkerson Some coaches leave behind wins. Some leave behind trophies, banners, and record books that force the next generation to measure itself against numbers that may stand for years. Ron Abernathy left all of that. But if you knew him, or played for him, or worked beside him, or simply watched one of…

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Chamber Director Resigns Abruptly; Exe. Board Agrees Not To Talk

By Victor Parkins Milan Chamber of Commerce Director Kayley Coday has left the building—and quickly. Executive Board members of the Chamber met last Tuesday morning in private and then visited the office to give Ms. Coday the opportunity to resign or be terminated. After her resignation, the locks were immediately changed on the chamber office,…

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Tarius Johnson named new South Gibson boys basketball coach

Two weeks after Drews Pirtle resigned to become the athletic director at Columbia Academy, South Gibson has its new boys basketball coach. Tarius Johnson was named the new head boys basketball coach on Thursday. “We are very excited to welcome Coach Johnson to SGC,” South Gibson athletic director Mark Dunn said via press release. “With…

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Pirtle Resigns As South Gibson Boys Basketball Coach

After two seasons in charge, South Gibson boys basketball coach Drew Pirtle announced on Friday that he is resigning.  Pirtle is taking the Athletic Director position at Columbia Academy. “We are excited for Drew, Andrea and Miller in this next chapter in their lives,” South Gibson Athletic Director Mark Dunn said via press release. “We…

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Election Commissioner Resigns After Crossing Voting Lines In Republican Primary

By Victor Parkins A Gibson County Election Commissioner has resigned after crossing party lines in the Republican primary. Election Commission Chairman Sam Gregory told the Mirror Exchange that Kaleb Dinwiddie submitted his letter of resignation on Tuesday, June 2. Dinwiddie, a Democrat and secretary of the commission, voted in the Republican primary election on May…

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How’s It Going? – Humboldt Mayor Arthur Boykin discusses state of city, first months as mayor

by Shane Wofford Arthur Boykin is approximately five months into his first term as mayor, and he says he is encouraged by the direction Humboldt is headed. From neighborhood ward meetings and city beautification efforts to economic development projects and upcoming budget decisions, Boykin believes the city is building momentum. During the Humboldt Chronicle’s annual…

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