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How investor plans to develop JoCo site after $2M land deal

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Wylie Capital of Illinois purchased 15.76 acres in Johnston County for $2 million in late July, according to county deed records. The land sits off U.S. 70 Business south of Pony Farm Road in Clayton.

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