After a breast cancer diagnosis, many people stop, take a breath and then begin treatment. Josetta Jefferson has had the diagnosis of breast cancer for a third time, but she is still hard at work volunteering and doing what she can for others.
The West Point/Clay County Arts Council continues to offer family oriented events that can be enjoyed by everyone in the community. The next drama production will be “Southern Fried Funeral.”
The first working meeting of the Mississippi State University Extension Service group calling themselves the Sew and Sews, had all types of textile projects in the works. County Agent Natalie Ray was on hand to lend any assistance.
Mississippi State University Extension Service in Clay County has many activities planned for the month of September, with most being free or for a small fee for supplies. All activities take place at the MSUES office.
The Black Prairie Blues Museum still needs some funding and a lot of work to become the great tribute to the legends of America's original music. Mississippi is the birthplace of many of those pioneering bluesmen.
Whether she is writing mysteries, horror, cozies or an ill-fated foray into romance novels, author Carolyn Haines, is known to pack the house during Luncheon With Books. She is coming to the Bryan Public Library at noon, Thursday, Aug. 15.
The West Point Police Department is constantly looking for ways to make a difference in the community. So, those who protect and serve in West Point, are sponsoring the first "National Night Out" from 6- 9 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 3, at the Mossy Oak Pavilion.
The West Point Farmer's Market was in full swing last Thursday after a brief hiatus for Independence Day. Tim "Mookie" Wilson provided the entertainment. Watermelons made an appearance and disappeared quickly.