Archive - Sep 28, 2011
West Oktibbeha football coach Adam Lowrey knew that wide receiver Drake Powell was doing something special.
If the old 'no pain, no gain' adage is true, the Copiah Academy Colonels might have plenty to look forward to when they come to Starkville Academy Friday night for a 7 p.m.
The Provine High School Rams have had a tendency to batter opponents with a strong running game this season.
As Saturday draws near, Mississippi State is preparing for their third road game of the season.
When the news of Texas A&M joining the Southeastern Conference broke on Sunday afternoon, a lot of speculation arose about scheduling, what division it would go into and how it would effect recruiting
By STEVEN NALLEY
citybeat@bellsouth.net
The Greater Starkville Development Partnership has named Austin Shafer as its new Vice President of Membership and Chamber of Commerce.
First responders tend to a driver Wednesday morning following a two-car accident on Highway 182 East.
By STEVEN NALLEY
citybeat@bellsouth.net
A report given during Starkville Convention and Visitors’ Bureau’s Wednesday meeting revealed lower attendance than expected at the Downtown Block Party.
By COLLEEN MCCARTHY
sdnedu@bellsouth.net
Leslie Sharp is expected to be called by the defense to testify today in the trial against her for the murder of Christopher Cole.
 29.jpg "West Oktibbeha's Drake Powell goes up to make one of his record-breaking catches against Weir. (Photo by Lee Adams, SDN)")
