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New holiday-themed banners installed

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Submitted photo/SDN Starkville Electric Department employee Johnny Buchanan hangs a Christmas banner in downtown Starkville Friday.

Christmas banners adorning Main Street will briefly replace those highlighting Starkville and Mississippi State University and take the place of the previous tinsel decorations, organizers said Friday.
Starkville Electric Department crews installed the banners donated by the women of the Starkville Civic League, organizers said in a statement.
Melissa Dixon, Blufish Design creative director and president of the Starkville Downtown Business Association, donated her services to design the new banners.
“Holiday banners for Main Street is a project that has been on the Starkville Downtown Business Association’s agenda for a while now, but it seems at the end of each year, we don’t have the extra funds for it,” Dixon said.

 
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Court of Appeals convenes at MSU later this month
Saturday, 07 November 2009
The Mississippi Court of Appeals will convene on the  Mississippi State University campus later this month and hear two cases – one originating from Starkville.
Oral arguments are scheduled Nov. 19 for 1:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. at the Hunter Henry Center. Spectators should plan to arrive early and be seated  before 1:30 p.m.
The Court will hear arguments at 1:30 p.m. in the civil appeal of Charles T. Scarborough v. Mildred P. Rollins, case number 2008-CA-01579 COA. The case is a boundary line dispute involving property in Starkville. Scarborough appealed  an Aug. 28, 2008, ruling from Oktibbeha County Chancery Court.
Scarborough is represented by attorney Dolton W. McAlpin, and Rollins is represented by attorney Charles Bruce Brown. Both attorneys are from Starkville.
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Peter’s Rock hosts gospel concert next weekend
Saturday, 07 November 2009
By PAUL SIMS
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A local church will hold a concert featuring gospel recording artist evangelist Myrna Summers next Saturday.
Peter’s Rock Temple Church of God In Christ’s Mass Choir will present “Live In Worship” featuring the award-winning artist Nov. 14 at 6 p.m., organizers said in a statement. Admission is free and open to the public.
“The mission of the Peter’s Rock Music Ministry is to set an atmosphere of expectancy and reverence. This will be a night of worship, praise and adoration. The Mass Choir along with Evangelist Myrna Summers will present melody songs; which sets the tone for the Holy Spirit to release his presence,” said Jackie Davis who serves as the director of the Music Ministry.
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