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Magee gets OK to run in Walthall County
By RHONDA DUNAWAY - Enterprise-Journal
Fri,03/20/15-3:37PM , 135 Reads
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Former Walthall County Election Commissioner Frederick Magee will be allowed to run against incumbent District 2 Supervisor Ken Craft in the Aug. 4 Democratic primary despite Craft’s attempt to keep him off of the ballot.
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Officials debate joining black caucus
By RHONDA DUNAWAY - Enterprise-Journal
Thu,03/19/15-2:51PM , 132 Reads
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McComb is a majority black city, and one selectman said that’s why he believes all of the city’s elected officials, regardless of their race, should join the Mississippi Black Caucus of Local Elected Officials.

But that proposal didn’t sit well with others.
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McComb officials debate department change
By RHONDA DUNAWAY - Enterprise-Journal
Wed,03/18/15-1:36PM , 448 Reads
In the wake of suspected fraud in McComb’s municipal court, city administrator Quordiniah Lockley faced off with Mayor Whitney Rawlings and Selectman Tommy McKenzie at Tuesday night’s work session.
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Walthall race in dispute
By RHONDA DUNAWAY - Enterprise-Journal
Tue,03/17/15-2:33PM , 133 Reads
Walthall County Election Commissioner Frederick Magee and incumbent District 2 Supervisor Ken Craft went before the Walthall County Democratic Executive Committee on Monday night concerning the qualification of Magee to run against Craft in the Democratic primary for District 2 supervisor.
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