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April 29th, 2013
Flowers may bloom and quickly fade, but Millsaps Career and Technology Center Greenhouse's annual plant sale is a year-long project.
Richard Holmes doesn't believe it when people say "You can't go home again."
April 27th
By ZACK PLAIR
editor@starkvilledailypress.com
Three candidates with three very different visions make up this year’s Starkville mayoral election.
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By STEVEN NALLEY
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It began, as many American military ceremonies do, with a pledge of allegiance to the U.S. flag, but the U.S. flag was not the only one there.
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By STEVEN NALLEY
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Starkville’s home school students have built robots that travel up model space elevators, capture model insects and assemble model airplanes, but on Thursday, for just the second time, they showcased a robot that played real cymbals.
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April 26th
By STEVEN NALLEY
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Gov. Phil Bryant has signed legislation that will consolidate the Starkville School District and the Oktibbeha County School District by July 1, 2015.
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By ALEX HOLLOWAY
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The Starkville Samaritan Club met Thursday night at Harvey’s restaurant to donate money raised during the year to local charities and outreach organizations.
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By STEVEN NALLEY
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The Starkville Board of Aldermen approved a rezoning request for a corporate housing complex at the Thad Cochran Research Park at its recess meeting Friday after extensive discussion of conditions, ultimately limiting the land use to multi-family residential use.
By ALEX HOLLOWAY
reporter@starkvilledailynews.com
Candidates in the approaching alderman elections will have a chance to present their message directly to the people of Starkville in an alderman forum on Monday night.
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BY BRYAN DAVIS editor@dailytimesleader.com
House Bill One, which has been named the Gibbs-Turner Economic Development Act has passed both houses in the legislature, and it is now law.
Angela Turner spoke to the Senate body before the vote today, endorsing the bill.
"As you know, Clay County has taken a hit," Turner said. "We are excited about the project coming to town."
Turner says that this has been a team effort.
