Archive - 2013
March 28th
MATHISTON – Today might be what is called Good Friday, but Thursday evening was pretty good for the East Webster Lady Wolverines on the softball field.
In the opening game of Class 2A, Region 3, District 4 play, the team defeated the Lady Lions of Hamilton 5-2.
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By STEVEN NALLEY
educ@starkvilledailynews.com
Because of the violence they depict, TV crime dramas like “CSI,” “Law and Order” and “NCIS” are often cited as art that life should not imitate.
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LAURA TILLMAN
The Associated Press
JACKSON — Civil rights groups said Thursday that a bill that would provide funding for officers to police schools or arm teachers would ultimately make Mississippi schools more dangerous.
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By STEVEN NALLEY
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The Starkville Convention and Visitors Bureau and Cadence Bank revealed the Oktibbeha County Humane Society as the winning charity for Starkville Restaurant Week Thursday at Cadence Bank’s downtown plaza.
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Mississippi State University held its third annual Manufacturing Summit at its Franklin Furniture Institute Thursday, discussing the power improved education and public-private partnerships have to bring furniture manufacturing jobs to America and Mississippi.
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In October, doctors inserted two needles into 10-year-old Jenna Sullivan’s left eye, and her father Mike Sullivan said he did not see her flinch or cry.
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Starkville’s 2013 economic strength ranking has slightly declined from 2012’s but is still near the top third percentage in micropolitan statistical areas, according to an annual poll released by an independent research firm.
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March 27th
There is certainly a big discrepancy from junior college football to the Southeastern Conference.
Mississippi State junior cornerback Justin Cox is learning that in his first few spring practices with the Bulldogs.
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Mississippi State's Martha Alwal won the Gillom Trophy this year, which signifies the best women's college basketball player in the state of Mississippi.
She also received All-Southeastern Conference recognition after her sophomore season.
On Wednesday night at the team's awards banquet, Alwal was honored by the coaching staff as Miss Defense and the Most Valuable Player for the Bulldogs.
Life’s unusual turns brought former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice down a road that wound through the arts, education and government, all the while allowing her to break barriers.
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 28.jpg "Mississippi State junior cornerback Justin Cox is seeing the transition from junior college football to the Southeastern Conference. Cox played for the East Mississippi Community College Lions last season. (Submitted photo)")
