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September 4th, 2010
It’s official: Both races for the Oktibbeha County School District Board of Trustees in this year’s general election are now contested.
The Labor Day weekend began in tragedy for one local family after a 2-year-old boy was killed Friday when he was run over by his mother’s car after freeing himself from his car seat and opening the do
Starkville Community Theatre opens its 33rd season in a very necessary fashion — with the laugh-out-loud farce by Paul Slade Smith, “Unnecessary Farce.”
September 2nd
With a host of major events today and Saturday, officials are urging residents to allot extra time to get where they’re going due to an expected influx of vehicular traffic and the likelihood of numer
Mississippi State University’s enrollment rose by more than 1,000 students this fall over last, preliminary numbers released Thursday by state higher education officials showed.
“Wear a lifejacket.”
It’s a simple, potentially life-saving message U.S. Army Corps of Engineers officials hope to convey through an awareness campaign – with a Bulldog twist.
The downtown shuttle running for Mississippi State University home football games will take fans to and from campus with three stops overall.
A Downtown Block Party — the first event in a series of pre-Mississippi State home football game events entitled Viva StarkVegas — is set to take place today on Main Street in downtown Starkville.
September 1st
From the eastern edge of Mississippi State University to the western stretch of Highway 12, volunteers fanned out across Starkville Wednesday to spruce up the community in advance of Saturday’s MSU fo
Mississippi Highway Patrol officials have released the names of those involved in Tuesday afternoon’s fatality crash on U.S. 82.
