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May 7th, 2013
Clay County Election Commission President Wendy Fuller is expected to give reasons Thursday why the Clay County Board of Supervisors has not received her re-certification paperwork, which is required to be submitted to the board each year.
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There are few words in the English language that can cause as much horror and dread than the diagnosis of cancer.
It used to be a death sentence. Through research, new treatments are available and some can now continue living their lives cancer-free.
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The weather was certainly cooperating for Tuesday’s municipal elections. Tents and candidates’ supporters lined the street by the Civic where all voting took place. Above, Earnest O’Neal, Chris Jones and William O’Neal hold signs for candidate Jasper Pittman. Photo by Bryan Davis
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May 6th
Obtaining aerial photography of Clay County independently could cost the county around $25,000; but, obtaining that same information as a group could result in a 40 percent saving to the county.
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The day has finally come for municipal elections in West Point.
Many voters statewide are heading to the polls to decide who their city leaders will be.
West Point voters have quite a few choices to make themselves today, as the Civic opens at 7 a.m. and will remain open until 7 p.m.
Each of the five selectmen posts for the city are to be decided today, as well as the town’s top post of mayor.
Mayor Scott Ross withdrew his name from the ballot earlier this year, leaving Darlene Cox and Robbie Robinson as the two remaining candidates for that position.
A new water well is long overdue for the approximate 2400 customers of the Siloam Water Association. And now Clay County officials are working to ensure that the water association receives a new well for the benefit of its water customers.
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May 3rd
Residents living around the future site of Yokohama Tire Corporation can be assured that local economic developers are doing everything in their power not to disrupt the lives of residents living in that area.
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Registered electors of West Point who wish to vote by absentee ballot have only two more days to do so.
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April 29th
It was a fun, fun day Monday at the Ritz Conference Center in West Point where history was made with the official signing of the partnership agreement between Clay County and Yokohama Tire Corporation.
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Crammed classrooms and lack of adequate personnel could be a thing of the past in the next few years when the West Point School District reaps the financial benefits it is expected to receive through Yokohama Tire Corporation production.
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