By Associated Press - Wednesday, April 9, 2014

WALTHALL, Miss. (AP) - Webster County voters overwhelmingly want supervisors to build a new courthouse in Walthall.

The nonbinding election was held Tuesday.

County supervisors say they’ll use the non-binding referendum vote to help decide what steps should be taken before construction of any kind begins.

People were interested in these podcasts

The old courthouse in Walthall suffered heavy damage in a fire in January 2013.

County officials say a private adjuster estimated renovation costs to be around $7 million, but an insurance company only wanted to pay $3 million.

Copyright © 2026 The Washington Times, LLC.

Please read our comment policy before commenting.