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City of Canton host meeting to discuss issues in Hispanic community

By Deidra Brisco Jun 27, 2021 | 6:51 PM CANTON, Miss. (WJTV) – On Sunday, a Hispanic task force in Canton gathered for a public meeting to discuss issues in the community. Representatives from the Canton School District, Win Job Center, local churches, along with the police department and Mayor William Truly, all spoke of possible solutions to current issues in the Hispanic community. Many want to find a solution with to the language barrier within the police department, school district and the job center. The meeting comes after a triple homicide happened within the Hispanic community in Canton in December 2020. Earlier this year, Mayor Truly decided to start a community task force to combat mistreatment of those in the Hispanic community.

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CANTON, Miss. (WJTV) - Sixteen days after the City of Canton's municipal general election, the results are still not certified, which leaves leadership of the city up in the air. The results for the June 8th municipal general election had incumbent Mayor William Truly Jr. with 60 percent of the vote. However, Republican candidate for [.]

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It's not over yet: Lawsuits filed to challenge Canton's Democratic primary results

It’s not over yet: Lawsuits filed to challenge Canton’s Democratic primary results (Source: Kristopher Radder/The Brattleboro Reformer via AP) By Anthony Warren | May 5, 2021 at 1:23 PM CDT - Updated May 5 at 1:31 PM CANTON, Miss. (WLBT) - Canton’s Democratic primary is again at the center of several lawsuits. This time, three candidates have filed suit in Madison County Circuit Court seeking to overturn the results of the April 6 primary. The candidates, Aldermen Fred Esco, Rodriquez Brown, and Tim Taylor, each lost their bids for re-election and have brought suits to challenge the results. This is the second time the three have found themselves in court in connection to Canton election issues.