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News Summary Kati Hall, an educator at Mississippi State University and animal advocate in Starkville, is making a difference in her community through her dual
News Summary Deidre Blair has been indicted for fraud related to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, allegedly receiving over $43,000 unlawfully. Following a thorough investigation
News Summary The recent $400 million cut to the AmeriCorps VISTA program has resulted in immediate layoffs affecting nonprofits in Starkville. Thousands of VISTA employees,
News Summary Firefighters from Starkville and Oktibbeha County have engaged in extensive training exercises to prepare for various fire emergencies. In collaboration with the Mississippi
News Summary The West Point Police Department is reaching out for assistance in identifying a suspect involved in a trespassing incident on April 29. A
News Summary The West Point Police Department has appointed six local pastors as chaplains, enhancing community-police connections. This initiative, led by Chief Avery Cook, aims
News Summary Columbus and Starkville are addressing their sidewalk maintenance responsibilities to improve pedestrian safety. While Columbus clarifies that property owners aren’t liable for public
News Summary Dewayne Davis has been promoted to fire chief of the Starkville Fire Department after serving nearly 30 years in firefighting. His commitment to
News Summary In Starkville, students are transforming an old camper into a mobile hunting shelter for those with disabilities. This project, led by junior Michael
News Summary Following the recent municipal Democratic primary elections, Starkville faced significant voter roll confusion due to 1,480 address errors. Many polling locations were incorrect,
