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Men Who Pray meeting across the county each week
By BY TREBA PORTER WINSTON COUNTY JOURNAL
Fri,12/15/23-1:52PM , 320 Reads
Everyone wants to make a difference, but only a few have the courage to step out on faith and actually put forth the effort to make a change. However, a number of men in the community have committed to doing one thing regularly for the county – meeting for prayer.
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Inmates at Winston-Choctaw County Regional Correctional Facility are getting hands on training that will lend them well after they’re released and back in freedom. The training program is apart of WCCRCF rehabilitation program. Pictured are (in no particular order) Terrance Watt, inmates John Wright, Ryan Catledge, and Michael Brewer, and Rev. Anthony McIntosh. The men are pictured in a courtroom showcasing the furniture they built.

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Opportunities at WCCRCF offer second chances
By BY TREBA PORTER WINSTON COUNTY JOURNAL
Fri,12/15/23-1:52PM , 549 Reads
Fern Bernstein said, “God can turn a mess into a message.” Pastor Rick Warren has preached on turning a “test into a testimony.” Countless blogs also cover similar subjects. As human beings, we make mistakes.

Sometimes, those mistakes cost a person their freedom, but there are those who believe in giving second chances.
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Newly Elected Official Spotlight: Miller seeks to help youth in community as supervisor
By BY TREBA PORTER WINSTON COUNTY JOURNAL
Fri,12/15/23-1:51PM , 341 Reads
Floyd Miller says he’s always had an interest in the job of county supervisor, but he added that his decision to run this election cycle was chiefly because the time was finally right to do so.
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Town of Noxapater hears security concern, updates cable system
By BY TREBA PORTER WINSTON COUNTY JOURNAL
Fri,12/15/23-1:48PM , 286 Reads
At the December meeting of the Town of Noxapater’s Board of Aldermen, city officials heard from Debbie Fryery, who is with the medical clinic. She told the board that there had been several “incidences” at the medical clinic, and she wanted to inquire about the possibility of the town providing security during the daytime.
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