Archive - 2013
April 5th
By ALEX HOLLOWAY
reporter@starkvilledailynews.com
A new program rolled out last summer across the nation to provide new ways for deaf-blind citizens to connect and interact with the world around them, but it’s been a surprisingly hard sell in Mississippi.
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A Petal man was killed early Friday morning when his Toyota Camry collided head-on with an 18-wheeler on Highway 82 about two miles west of the intersection with Highway 182.
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The Mississippi State Bulldogs have gotten accustomed to being behind after the first inning in Southeastern Conference games.
It happened again Friday, but MSU was able to overcome the early deficit.
The No. 24 (Collegiate Baseball) Bulldogs rallied from behind to beat the Florida Gators 7-3 in the Friday night in the first of three games at Dudy Noble Field.
The Mississippi State football staff has been gradually adding new things to spring practice everyday.
Thursday's practice marked the last day to add things. Those coaches will get to see if their players have taken in the knowledge today when the Bulldogs scrimmage at Davis Wade Stadium at noon.
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Break out the brooms.
Starkville High knocked off the Canton Tigers on Tuesday, then on Friday, the pair met once again for a doubleheader. The result was exactly the same this time as the Yellowjackets picked up a pair of victories to complete the sweep.
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We definitely live in an information age.
No matter where you turn, there's a way to keep up with sporting events and pretty much everything else by way of Twitter, Facebook and other forms of social media.
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The Starkville Academy Volunteers competed well against a tough Class AAA, Division I opponent at home Friday afternoon, but dropped a 5-4 decision to Parklane Academy.
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A local auditing firm’s findings of internal finance control errors in the Starkville Parks and Recreation Commission has generated conflicting accounts of how at least one of those errors came to pass.
There are two cancer survivors in Mississippi State University junior Meg Gustafson’s life, and both of them faced the disease as children.
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Last week, Starkville Mayor Parker Wiseman and Oktibbeha County Board of Supervisors President Orlando Trainer both signed the same proclamation.
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