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Lawsuit: Supervisors bought votes, support with dirt, gravel

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WAYNESBORO, Miss. (AP) – A Mississippi county’s board of supervisors is accused of providing free dirt and gravel at taxpayers’ expense to private citizens whose support they coveted. The Clarion Ledger reports Chris Stallings filed […]

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10 injured in Wayne County, minor street flooding seen on Mississippi coast, NWS says

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WAYNESBORO, Mississippi (AP) — The National Weather Service says 10 people were injured when a possible tornado or straight line winds moved over Wayne County in southeast Mississippi. Meteorologist John Purdy in Mobile, Ala., says […]

 

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