Archive - Oct 2010 - Latest News
The third and final week of the fall term of Oktibbeha County Circuit Court is scheduled to begin this morning at the Courthouse Annex on West Main Street.
In the last two months, children and teen book club members have enjoyed a variety of intriguing programs at the Starkville Public Library in conjunction with Greg Mortensonâs âThree Cups of Tea.â
Mississippi State Universityâs African-American Studies program and Barnes and Noble Bookstore will host a talk and book signing by Dr.
Starkville Community Theatreâs newest production may focus on two Vietnam War veterans, but it is anything but dated as it examines the impact of war on those who fight it and their friends and famili
MABEN â Today, the General Store of Maben will open its doors to the public.
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West Pointâs very own Nebra Porter says the Circuit Court needs a woman to represent the 16th district.
There are youth in Starkville who face what the cityâs mayor calls âunacceptableâ circumstances and a panel gathered Thursday to begin tackling those isssues.
The Oktibbeha County Courthouse Annex was bustling with activity Friday as Election Commission members worked with Circuit Clerk Angie McGinnis and her staff to wrap up final preparations for Tuesdayâ
Robert Wolvertonâs orange ceramic pumpkin, which welcomes visitors to his house during October, shows how much Halloween has evolved through the centuries.
A late afternoon incident on Blackjack Road, near the entrance to Campus Trails Apartments, sent the driver to OCH Regional.
