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News Summary The West Point Police Department is set to implement stricter window tint regulations starting February 2024. The department emphasizes public safety and visibility
News Summary The Starkville Board of Aldermen voted 5-2 to approve a variance for the construction of condominiums near Hancock Circle, prompting a range of
News Summary Due to upcoming winter weather, Starkville’s garbage collection schedule has been adjusted. Residents must set out their garbage early on Thursday, January 9,
News Summary Stephen Lack from Starkville is making significant global contributions through his role with the U.N. High Council for Refugees. By connecting donors with
News Summary Mississippi State University (MSU) has been awarded a $123,403 grant from CLIR for a project aimed at digitizing untold civil rights stories of
News Summary On Christmas Day, West Point, Mississippi, experienced an alarming burglary as police arrested two suspects. Justin McClure was charged with burglary, and Heather
News Summary As temperatures in Starkville fall below freezing, local authorities remind pet owners to ensure the safety of their animals. With a cold weather
News Summary On Thursday, severe storms struck Columbus, Mississippi, leaving approximately 8,000 residents without power and resulting in emergency declarations. High winds gusting up to
News Summary Starkville Utilities’ internal audit reveals a startling 19% water loss, equating to millions of gallons daily. The audit emphasizes the urgent need for
News Summary Starkville is buzzing with anticipation as three candidates officially enter the mayoral race: incumbent Mayor Lynn Spruill, former Fire Chief Charles Yarbrough, and
