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May 2nd, 2013
SDN staff
Oktibbeha County Sheriff’s Department deputies have arrested four Starkville residents and a suspect from Chicago in connection with an alleged armed robbery.
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By STEVEN NALLEY
educ@starkvilledailynews.com
Armstrong Middle School eighth-grader Jaquez Wilson has seen a change since he joined the school’s Junior Cadet Corps not just in himself, but in the school as a whole.
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By MARY GARRISON
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Visitors to Starkville may find it just a little easier to get around town than in years previous.
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Mississippi State University plans to spend $3.7 million on additional classroom space at the Wise Center this fall to accommodate growing enrollment in its College of Veterinary Medicine.
Beverly Hammett doesn’t understand the meaning of the word no.
As summer returns to Starkville, it will bring with it another yearly opening of the Starkville Community Market.
The market will open for its first weekly day of business on Saturday.
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May 1st
For Randy Pannell, rugby and community service go hand-in-hand.
Pannell is one of the lead coaches for Mississippi State University's rugby club — he handles organization where fellow coach Renaldo Arroyo handles the game itself — and he said he had kept a service element in the club since he took the position in 2007. He said other rugby teams in other countries had a history of service.
Cancer doesn’t sleep, and neither do they.
At least, that’s the idea for the 2013 Oktibbeha County Relay for Life. The annual event — themed “Up All Night” — will begin at 5 p.m. Friday with a survivor reception in the activities room at the Starkville Sportsplex before kicking off the evening’s activities at 6.
Starkville police are searching for a man suspected in an April 26 stabbing.
According to an SPD press release issued on Tuesday, authorities have issued an arrest warrant for 34-year-old Travis Lavon Seymore on suspicion of aggravated assault-use of a deadly weapon. Seymore reportedly stabbed a victim multiple times in the back, neck and ear.
Hot-button topics in this year’s city elections rose to the surface with vigor during Tuesday’s Starkville Mayoral Debate in the Greensboro Center. While some generated more subdued debate, others evoked far more aggressive responses.
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