Clay County News

A former Severstal employee, Van Smith, 38, found his true calling, after successfully applying to an ad for his dream job.

After more than five years, a Clay County murder once thought to be a cold case may have been solved.

Compiled by GWEN SISSON This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it Today is a wonderful opportunity to celebrate those wonderful men who teach fishing, bicycle riding and other important lessons in life.

Paul Sims/SDN Michael K. Clayborne, the president of the CREATE Foundation, provides details on the organization to Starkville Rotarians Monday.

A once 'vacant, run-down' piece of Clay County history now serves as an image of West Point as it existed more than 75 years ago.

While violence at graduation parties is rare, police are warning parents and students throwing parties to plan ahead and have adequate supervision.

In the Golden Triangle, the number of people who participated in their city's respective primary elections varied greatly in the three cities.

Curbside recycling is slowly becoming a reality across the Golden Triangle, but it's taking shape in different ways.

The Mississippi Supreme Court has reinstated a lawsuit filed by a former inmate at the Marshall County Correctional Facility over conditions at the private prison.

JACKSON - The Mississippi Court of Appeals will take to the road later this month to hear appeals on two college campuses.

Well, so much for Reneau and Waverley as names for Mississippi University for Women.

The NAACP has come out against two of the new names the Mississippi University for Women is considering.

The County Board of Supervisors approved contracts with two of its volunteer fire units during its regular meeting Monday.

West Point citizens seem to agree on two things the city needs: jobs and change.

An innovative education initiative that swept Northeast Mississippi in 2008 will have to wait a while to go statewide, but its time will come.

Paul Sims/SDN Mississippi State University President Dr. Mark Keenum addressed the Starkville Rotary Club Monday.

A man who escaped from the Clay County Jail almost a month ago is back behind bars.

After a weekend of wild weather, things slowly are starting to get back to normal in the Golden Triangle.

Inspired by their own daughter's physical improvement from therapeutic horseback riding, a Columbus family is investing in the future of a new year-round therapeutic riding center to serve children and adults ...

Collaboration was the biggest victory of a fact-finding trip to Washington, D.C., according to West Point/Clay County Community Growth Alliance President Jeff Rowell.