The Starkville Board of Aldermen held its first public hearing on amendments to the city’s ordinance relating to the discharge of firearms in city limits.
A Starkville businessman and former Starkville Police officer is the first challenger to qualify to run for sheriff of Oktibbeha County against incumbent Steve Gladney.
The purchase of a new lawn mower for the Starkville Parks and Recreation Department proved to be a contentious point at the Starkville Board of Aldermen meeting Tuesday evening.
Mississippi State President Mark E. Keenum updated Starkville Rotarians about the progression of the university over the years as he enters his second decade as president of the university.
A new app developed by faculty in the Mississippi State University College of Forest Resources could now gives consumers access to functions previously available on expensive equipment for the cost of $4.99.
A bill giving higher pay to Mississippi teachers and other school staff passed unanimously in the Mississippi Senate Wednesday. However, not everyone is content.
Despite at least three Mississippi School districts having to shut their doors due to the flu this month, the Starkville-Oktibbeha Consolidated School District so far remains relatively untouched.