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News Summary Mississippi State University (MSU) is set to transform the Holmes Cultural Diversity Center into the Holmes Center for Student Success. This rebranding aligns
News Summary Starkville recently held a documentary screening to address the town’s journey through school desegregation. Contrary to many Southern towns, Starkville integrated without major
News Summary On February 21, Starkville celebrated the retirement of Fire Chief Charles Yarbrough after 30 years of dedicated service. The event marked a significant
News Summary Starkville and Columbus are making significant strides in enhancing recycling accessibility and community safety. Residents in Columbus benefit from city-run recycling programs, while
News Summary Columbus residents express strong concerns regarding proposed Senate Bill 2715, which aims to relocate the Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science (MSMS) from
News Summary The Starkville-Oktibbeha Consolidated School District is revising its leasing process for 16th Section properties to ensure compliance with zoning laws. Following recent issues,
News Summary A new gated community is slated to develop in East Oktibbeha County, covering 98 acres, with 150 homes planned in the first phase.
News Summary Mississippi State University (MSU) made headlines with the introduction of the MRZR, an innovative autonomous off-road vehicle at the SEMA show. This vehicle
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 Mississippi State University proudly announces that 4,569 students made the Fall 2024 President’s List, highlighting their academic prowess and dedication. To qualify, students
