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May 13th, 2013
The baseball fans of the world are holding a collective breath this week in hopes that the umpiring crews have a better five-day run than they did last week.
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Not one, not two, but multiple residents in the area of Clark Circle reported hearing gunshots late Thursday night, and although no one was injured police are in search of individuals believed to be connected to the incident.
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The Clay County Sheriff’s Department was granted authorization Thursday to enter into two agreements – one with the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks and one with an area grant writer.
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If there’s one agency that stays busy for a great cause, that’s Community Counseling Services, which gave a glimpse this month into the status of the numerous programs it offers.
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May 10th
I just thought that all of us mom’s could use a little shout-out today.
We truly have the toughest job on earth. If you don’t think so, you’re either not a mother or you’re simply not very good at it.
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On Thursday afternoon, the Hebron Christian School Eagles hit the football field for their “Navy-Gold Spring Game” in Pheba to finish their two weeks of training in anticipation of the 2013 fall season.
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Keeping our campuses safe is of the utmost importance to trustees of the West Point School Board, who will soon welcome a Clay County Sheriff Deputy as the school resource officer for the West Point School District.
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It has been just over a week after the champaign bottles were popped in celebration of Clay County’s victory in economic development with the announcement of Yokohama Tire Corporation coming to town.
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When Richard Ramsey’s phone rings, the Howlin’ Wolf Blues Museum Director never knows who is going to be on the other end.
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When Richard Ramsey’s phone rings, the Howlin’ Wolf Blues Museum Director never knows who is going to be on the other end.
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