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May 5th, 2013
Mississippi is a state that according to track and field coach Steve Dudley is “very rich in tradition and athletic skill.”
“In the state of Mississippi, it doesn’t matter if it’s 5 minutes down the road or 5 hours down the road, there is a lot of talent in the state,” Dudley said.
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The Starkville Academy Volunteers may have a young football team when it hits the field for spring practice this afternoon.
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May 4th
The Southeastern Conference can be intimidating to underclassmen.
Jacob Robson overcame the fear and delivered for the Mississippi State Bulldogs.
There were certainly some incentive for Mississippi State's Ben Bracewell, Chad Girado and Sam Frost to perform on Saturday.
The three Alabama natives all had a role in helping the Bulldogs win a 5-4 decision over the Alabama Crimson Tide in 10 innings on the way to sweeping a doubleheader. State won the first game 10-6.
All season long the East Webster Lady Wolverines have taken it one game at a time and the playoffs have been no different.
Despite losing game one of the quaterfinals on Thursday night, East Webster welcomed Hatley to its home field and after wining game two, the Lady Wolverines took game three 12-2 to advance to the Class 2A North Championship.
By ALEX HOLLOWAY
reporter@starkvilledailynews.com
Despite cooler-than-normal temperatures brought on by days of steady rain, the 2013 Starkville Community Market opened to a strong start and big crowds on Saturday morning.
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By MARY GARRISON
news@starkvilledailynews.com
Despite fears inspired by the 2007 housing market crash, real estate markets remain local, and the Starkville market in particular has remained stable, said Michelle Amos of Coldwell Banker.
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By ALEX HOLLOWAY
reporter@starkvilledailynews.com
The Oktibbeha County Board of Supervisors may consider leasing additional land at the Oktibbeha County Lake to John Barnett and former Mississippi State basketball coach Rick Stansbury at a meeting on Monday morning.
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Marquez Branson and Odie Rush remember what it's like to grow up in Starkville and have role models.
On Saturday, they were looking to provide someone for the next generation to look up to.
Branson and Rush were part of a group of volunteers helping coach Rodney Johnson of the Starkville Cowboys with the second spring football camp on Saturday at Westside Park.
LOYD STAR – The Ackerman Indians lost the second game of their Mississippi High School Activities Association Class 2A series to Loyd Star 14-4 on Saturday night.
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