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March 30th, 2013
Ten year after the city of West Point received its charter in 1858, a small brush arbor church was erected on what is today Mayhew Street.
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In the early morning hours of March 28, 2013, the Clay County Sheriff Department, Mississippi Bureau of Narcotics and Chickasaw County Sheriff Department executed a search warrant at 10241 Colony Road in western Clay County that resulted in the arrests of John Henry Moye, age 41, of 10241 Colony Road and Meldon Evans, age 54, of 263 County Road 55, Houston, MS.
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Tom Soya Grain Company of West Point is working diligently to protect the dock at the Port of Clay from damage and is hoping a Mississippi Department of Transportation improvement grant will allow them to do so.
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March 29th
A serious allegation against the North Mississippi Center for Higher Educational Advancement (NMCHEA) was laid to rest this week during the vacation term of Clay County Circuit Court.
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March 28th
The attorneys handling the two sides of a lawsuit against the city of West Point may have settled the case this week, but the aftermath has been anything but settling.
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Clay County Circuit Court officials are now trying to figure out exactly where the venue should be for the case of a man accused of shooting and killing Starkville native Devin Mitchell.
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When the Golden Triangle Regional Waste Management Authority launched in 1996, it was quite an undertaking.
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March 27th
Lester Moore stepped out of the pulpit on a number of occasion during his Wednesday Holy Week service message.
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West Point citizens showed up to an after-hours community meeting on Tuesday night to voice their concerns about local utilities to Mississippi Public Service Commissioner for the Northern District Brandon Presley.
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Special to the Daily Times Leader
West Point Mayor Scott Ross responded Wednesday to the Daily Times Leaders’ article printed Tuesday regarding the settlement reached in the alleged racial discrimination case involving one former and three current West Point police officers. Below is the mayor’s response in its entirety:
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