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December 22nd
Christmas came early for one East Oktibbeha County Elementary School fourth grade class last week when the Mississippi State University softball team stopped by to play Santa for some very lucky stude
June 11th
By COLLEEN MCCARTHY
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Superman can fly. Spiderman can climb walls. But Batman has more gadgets and toys than all those other superheroes combined.
Mentor Bill Daniel and Nigel Cheatham recently ended their year of mentoring at Henderson Ward Stewart with an ice cream float celebration.
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Recent Starkville High School graduate Laura Kathryn Lindsay has become the latest recipient of Starkville Community Theatre’s Mary Eleanor Anderson Scholarship.
June 6th
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Summer Reading at the Starkville Public Library is about to begin.
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The Starkville Public Library is proud to present the 2011 Young Adult Summer Reading Program.
Miss Majorette of Mississippi Rachel Huber signed a scholarship agreement with the Delta State University Band. She will be the band’s feature twirler and will play oboe in the wind ensemble. Rachel w
Hunter Smith of Starkville has been admitted to Berea College for the Fall 2011 term.
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Oktibbeha County School District held its first annual Academic Tournament for the elementary schools on April 16.
February 4th
Fathers serve as an important role in the lives of their children.
January 28th
A group of more than 300 Armstrong Middle School sixth graders are more prepared to resist peer pressure and poor decisions thanks to the completion of the Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) prog
The Center for Advanced Vehicular Systems (CAVS) at Mississippi State University (MSU) has developed The Mission Eggcellence Challenge Program to inspire young minds to explore the worlds of math, sci
In response to a recent altercation involving a dozen Armstrong Middle School girls, the administration decided to host an educational assembly on female bullying.
Though Henderson Intermediate student Anne-Marie is only a sixth grader, her teachers already see an impressive level of dedication in her school work.
January 18th
Starkville Academy fourth grader Mary Beth Woodward always strives to do her best in everything shes does, and that is why she was nominated as this week’s academic all-star.
People all over the community will be rolling up their sleeves today for the annual service celebration commemorating Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
December 29th, 2010
Students in Niki Mulrooney’s fifth grade class at Henderson Intermediate are making friends — with trees.
November 20th
East Oktibbeha County Elementary sixth grader John Neal Jr. is a well-rounded student and this week’s academic all-star.
Recently, Modern Woodmen of America members have a lasting gift to the community. Members of the Starkville Modern Woodmen planted a magnolia tree at each of the four Oktibbeha County schools.
The sixth graders of Starkville Academy recently turned their school into a museum about ancient Egypt.
The Starkville School District knows that teachers are amazing people, and that is why each year, the SSD hosts a luncheon to remember the retired teachers of the district.
Imagine taking a guided tour through the inside of a human body to learn the intricate workings of the organs.
November 12th
Starkville Academy sixth grader Logan Alpe is a role model to her fellow classmates, and that is why she was selected as this week’s academic all-star.
Starkville Academy sophomore Claire Vickers spends hours a week helping students in her school.
Mississippi State University meteorology students visited Sudduth Elementary last week to talk to the children about sever weather.
Mississippi State Day One students hosted a health fair at Henderson Intermediate School Wednesday.
On the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month in 1918, a cessation of fire between the allied nations and Germany went into effect, which was the start of the ending of “the war to en
November 5th
Starkville High freshman Emily Turner is a straight-A student and a “respectful young lady,” according to her teacher Marica Neal, and that is why she is this week’s academic all-star.
