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News Summary Mississippi State University (MSU) has announced that 2,661 students have made the Dean’s List and 4,569 students have been honored on the President’s
News Summary With the upcoming elections in Starkville, four candidates are vying for the mayoral position, signaling a competitive race. Incumbent Mayor Lynn Spruill seeks
News Summary In the wake of a ransomware attack, educators in the Starkville-Oktibbeha Consolidated School District have turned to traditional teaching methods to keep students
News Summary A tragic shooting incident struck the South Gate neighborhood of West Point, Mississippi, on January 22, injuring two individuals and leading to multiple
News Summary Oktibbeha County Supervisor Ben Carver and his son, Hayes, traveled to Washington, D.C. for the historic 2025 presidential inauguration of Donald Trump, marking
News Summary Starkville is embarking on a green initiative with a $50,000 grant from the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) to plant 63 trees along Lynn
News Summary A shooting incident in West Point, Mississippi, left two teenagers injured and led to the arrest of four individuals. The suspects face serious
News Summary Maggie Martin, a high school student from Starkville Academy, has been named the National Spokesperson for Co-Op Ambassadors. Representing Mississippi on the Youth
News Summary The Pecan Acres relocation proposal in Starkville has encountered several obstacles amid the pandemic, including community concerns and HUD regulations. Originally proposed in
News Summary A fireman from Starkville, Mississippi, and his girlfriend face misdemeanor domestic violence charges following an incident in a fast-food restaurant parking lot. The
