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Community Clean Up Day is April 10

Severe Weather for Wednesday, March 17

As of 11:35, March 17, 2021, West Point is under a Tornado Watch until 7 p.m.

Delta Sigma Thetas donate books to commemorate Black History Month

The Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., are a group of women who are dedicated to community service and education.

Sewer project awaiting final inspection

The Clay County Board of Supervisors entered a partnership with the West Point Board of Selectmen for a mutually beneficial sewer project at the Prairie Belt Power Site. DNA Underground took the job of installing the lines.

McClendon gives fire and 4-H report to supervisors

BJ McClendon is over the County Volunteer Fire Departments and is an agent at the Clay County MSU Extension Service.

Growth Alliance Banquet to be held virtually

For the first time, the Growth Alliance Banquet will be held online, via Facebook, on the West Point Life page.

Curfew lifted in Clay County

On Monday, March 1, the Clay County Board of Supervisors lifted the curfew and opened county buildings.

West Point teen responds well to new COVID-19 treatment

Jeremiah Carter of West Point is back doing all the things a normal 17-year-old does after a recent bout with COVID-19, thanks in part to a relatively new treatment option.

Three tornado sirens in city limits down

According to Torrey Williams, EMA Director for Clay County, there are three tornado sirens within West Point city limits that are not functioning.

Business owners ask to end the county curfew

Several bar and nightclub owners came to the meeting of the Clay County Board of Supervisors to discuss the impact the county curfew is having on their businesses. With the curfew at 10 p.m. the businesses must be empty by 9:30 p.m. to allow for cleaning and closing of the establishments.