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June 6th, 2013
Starkville’s lawns and roadways are shedding some of their clutter in the wake of Tuesday’s general election. Areas previously flooded with political signage are returning to normal, and according to city ordinances they have until Friday to do it.
Representatives of 20 counties, including Oktibbeha, met on the campus of Mississippi State University Wednesday to learn about an opportunity to have aerial mapping images updated.
The effort, called the Northeast Mississippi Ortho Project, is a joint effort of the 20 counties in northeast and central Mississippi.
Children in Oktibbeha County will have access to free healthy breakfasts and lunches this summer, thanks to a new program offered by the Oktibbeha County School District.
The Commission on Starkville Consolidated School District Structure will meet at 1 p.m. today in the Starkville School District Board Room in the Greensboro Center, with prior instances of consolidation in Mississippi expected to be up for discussion.
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Months of planning have come to a head for the development team of Beef O’Brady’s. Tabor Construction of Starkville broke ground on the sports pub project Monday on Stark Road.
Kay Regimbal, vice president of development at Tabor, said the planning phase began in October, and while project completion would depend on weather, crews were expected to finish this fall.
June 5th
Mississippi State head coach John Cohen couldn't understand why people were asking him when the Bulldogs were going to touch down in Charlottesville, Va., today.
The Bulldogs will leave Starkville today around 3:30 p.m. for an NCAA Super Regional and will land in Charlottesville, Va. around 7 p.m.
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The Mississippi State Bulldogs don't have to look far to get their questions answered about the trip they are making to Virginia.
All they have to do is turn to their strength coach Brian Neal.
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It’s been roughly three months since the Starkville Academy Lady Volunteers made their run to a trio of State titles, and things are finally starting to set in for coach Glenn Schmidt and her team of champions.
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The Southeastern Conference has led the way when it comes college sports.
This year was no different.
The SEC will distribute approximately $289.4 million to the 14 schools in the league as part of the revenue sharing plan for the 2012-13 fiscal year, which ends Aug. 31.
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Coach Doug Wilson has identified one area where the East Webster Wolverines have to improve if they are going to be the type of improved football team they want this fall.
It's going to take speed, speed and more speed.
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