Archive - 2013
March 26th
It took some time, but the Mississippi State Bulldogs were finally able to put some distance between themselves and Austin Peay.
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Robert Antoine âRJâ Yates II died March 24, 2013 at Baptist Hospital for Women in Jackson.
Funeral services will be held 1 p.m. Thursday, March 28, 2013 at West Memorial Funeral Home with Rev. Larzny Carpenter officiating. Burial will follow in the Sessums Community Cemetery.
John Wafer Edwards, Jr., 86, died March 25, 2013 at Starkville Manor Nursing Home in Starkville.Â
Funeral services will be held 2 p.m. Friday, March 29, 2013 in the chapel of Welch Funeral Home. Rev. Phil Fancher and Rev. Hank Anderson will conduct the service. Burial will be in Memorial Garden Park Cemetery.
The Mississippi State Bulldogs are hoping their play on the baseball field in the Southeastern Conference will get better as the weather does this spring.
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The documentary "One Night in March" has a different look and the public can take a peak at the new product on television.
After catching some of the early action of March Madness on Thursday night, basketball fans can turn over to Mississippi Public Broadcasting at 9 p.m. and watch the documentary. It will be broadcast in full high definition.
EUPORA â It won't take long for Class 2A, Region 5, District 4 rivals Eupora and Ackerman to become familiar with each other on the baseball field this week.
In the first of two meetings this week on Tuesday, the game between the Eagles and Indians was a pitcherâs showcase featuring timely hitting.
Mississippi State University's Active Minds chapter held a "Send Silence Packing" event Tuesday, using backpacks as symbols of college suicides and raising awareness of the mental health issues that cause them and the resources available to prevent them.
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Starkvilleâs inaugural Restaurant Week has come to a close, and from all indications, has been a success.
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Eleven hundred qualified. Twenty-six interviewed. Thirteen won. Three of those winners came from Starkville High School.
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March 25th
When Sam Haskell III was a child, Procter and Gamble had an advertising campaign promising $10 to anyone who could produce a Cheer detergent box top when the âCheer Manâ paid him or her a visit.
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