Archive - Oct 28, 2010
The South Panola Tigers bring an impressive resume into Starkville's Yellowjacket Stadium tonight.
Starkville Academy will hit the gridiron for the final time this season tonight in Greenwood against Pillow Academy.
All the time, coaches say the most important game is the next one.
Never does that phrase ring more true than it does for East Webster as the Wolverines host West Lowndes tonight at 7 p.m.
NANIH WAIYA – Riding in on a three-game winning streak, East Oktibbeha couldn't keep its momentum going Thursday night, falling to Nanih Waiya on the road 47-6.
COLUMBUS – The Starkville Academy Lady Volunteers finished the Heritage Academy Tournament on a positive note by defeating Carroll Academy 71-31 Thursday afternoon.
Considering that a 7-8 age football team has players consisting of Jaquez Johnson's little brother and Darren McFadden's little cousin, it's easy to see how the Starkville Raiders are undefeated at th
EUPORA –– The funeral for Christine Westbrook Forbes will be Saturday at 11 a.m. at Oliver Funeral Home Chapel with burial in the Greensboro Cemetery in Webster County.
STURGIS –– The funeral for Mavis Garner will be held today at 1 p.m. at Morgan Chapel Baptist Church in Sturgis with burial in the church cemetery.
The Rev. Ralph Windle will officiate.
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JACKSON — The Mississippi Supreme Court has thrown out the death sentence given Kristi Leigh Fulgham for her role in the 2003 murder of her husband.
An Oktibbeha County man is behind bars on a burglary charge after he led sheriff’s deputies on a foot chase through a wooded area as they attempted to arrest him Thursday morning.
