Archive - 2013
March 9th
By MATT CRANE
life@starkvilledailynews.com
Starkville Habitat for Humanity’s 51st home will mark the beginning of new chapter for new homeowner Demetra Petty’s life and the end of a chapter for Executive Director Freddie Rasberry as the organization breaks ground at 2 p.m. today at 270 Arnold Street.
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By NATHAN GREGORY
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The qualifying period for mayor and alderman elections ended Friday, and with two last-week entries for alderman seats, 13 candidates will vie for those seats, while no others joined the three candidates who qualified to run for mayor.
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Beverly Jones is co-owner of J-3 Ranch near Artesia Road, where newcomers can learn to ride horses and veteran riders can give their horses a home away from home.
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Starkville High School senior Akane Little took first place in the Mississippi Poetry Out Loud finals Thursday in Jackson, earning a place in the Poetry Out Loud National Finals April 28-30 in Washington, D.C.
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Starkville High School Senior Rex Ames received Mississippi Promote the Vote's UNO Award, and SHS was named Model Promote the Vote School Program for the state of Mississippi March 1 in Jackson.
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March 8th
Baxter Price knew that when he walked onto the Mississippi State basketball team, his playing time was going to be limited.Â
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It's not the situation a freshman wants to be put in, but Mississippi State freshman Myles Gentry had no choice.
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It was like a heavyweight boxing match where neither pitcher wanted to give in.
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MABEN – Fans of baseball in Webster County did not have to travel far Friday night to see action.
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By NATHAN GREGORY
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Starkville officials confirmed a former accounts receivable clerk for the city had resigned after an internal investigation involving the city and Starkville Police Department resulted in a felony charge of embezzlement.
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