Archive - 2013
March 18th
The city of Starkville’s 2-percent restaurant tax revenues got off to a roaring start in 2013, growing more than 30 percent in January 2013 versus January 2012, according to the city’s monthly sales tax report.
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Overcast skies greeted Mississippi State University students returning from spring break Monday.
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The Mississippi House voted Monday to send a Starkville-Oktibbeha County school consolidation bill as amended by the Senate to conference.
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Coming into this season, C.T. Bradford was trying to get his feet back under him and show he was completely healthy.
The junior is showing through the first 23 games that last year's injury is not holding him back this season.
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There have been several changes to the Mississippi State football coaching staff this offseason.
On Monday, head coach Dan Mullen announced his final on-field assistant for the 2013 season.
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On Friday, Milo Burnham will give a presentation entitled “The Perfect Garden.”
It’s a challenging topic, he said, but it’s one he chose himself. Much of his topic, he said, depended upon varying definitions of the word “perfect.”
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Oktibbeha County supervisors will consider approval of purchasing new dump trucks and entering a tri-county agreement for aerial map services when they meet 5 p.m. today at the county courthouse.
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March 17th
Kendall Graveman had one thing in mind, set the tempo on the mound to help his team win.
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March 16th
For Starkville Daily News
Mississippi State University’s horticulture club will inspire garden enthusiasts with a wide variety of plants at its annual spring plant sale.
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By
Carole McReynolds Davis Contributing Columnist
My maiden name is McReynolds, and my descent is Scot, Irish, and English. I have green eyes from Ireland, my spunk from Scotland, and my fair complexion from England. I am a lassie, which is a term of endearment for a young woman from that part of the world.
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