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Signing day for the 2020 class is just a couple of weeks away for Mississippi State head coach Joe Moorhead, but the coach got another solid a…
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POLL: Would you be OK with your neighbor operating a short-term rental property?
The Starkville Board of Aldermen recently tabled discussion of ordinances aimed at regulating the increasing amount of short-term rental properties in Starkville, which has been the source of conflict in the city for months. Supporters of the regulatory ordinances argue short-term rentals arrangements (such as AirBnB) where neighborhood homes are rented out by transient visitors deteriorate the traditional nature of residential areas by introducing commercial aspects. What do you think?
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The Starkville Rotary Club received high praise from its district leader when he paid a visit to its meeting Monday.
