Intersection in front of Zachary’s in Columbus to be closed October 23-26
If you have business at the Lowndes County Courthouse or on Lawyer’s Row in Columbus next week, you’ll want to map an alternate route.
Lowndes County Sheriff’s Department celebrates retired deputy
The Lowndes County Sheriff’s Department celebrated a retired deputy. Captain Archie Williams officially retired earlier in October.
Mississippi 3rd grade reading test scores drop slightly but remain strong
The pass rate on Mississippi’s third-grade reading test dropped slightly last school year but still remains strong.
Mooreville rallies behind high school student-athlete fighting cancer
The entire community is rallying around a Mooreville High School student-athlete who is battling cancer. A community-wide prayer rally took place at the high school football field for Sadie Downs.
LCBS makes clear that soccer complex is not for overnight sleeping
A concession stand at the Lowndes County Soccer Complex has allegedly been a living shelter or place for potentially homeless or displaced people.
Downtown Starkville businesses gear up for Bulldog Bash
With all the excitement that comes with the artists in town, local businesses take advantage of the nearly 35,000 people visiting Maroon Market.
Starkville police receive grant to purchase more license plate readers
Currently, the department has two operational LPRs.
Starkville police are adding technology to better serve the community and keep the streets safe. The department received a $30,000 grant from the Mississippi Department of Homeland Security to purchase license plate readers.
Area 9th graders get opportunity to see how Toyota Corollas are made
Ninth graders from the New Albany and Union County School Districts got a look at what it takes to make the Toyota Corolla.
Students get ‘all dolled up’ for MSU Fashion Board’s quarterly fashion show
Mississippi State students are getting all dolled up to strut the runway. This is part of the MSU Fashion Board’s quarterly fashion show.
City of Columbus gets people on ‘right track’ with what to do with old tires
The city of Columbus is trying to get citizens on the right track by hosting a citywide tired-of-tires clean-up harvest.
CPD recognizes lieutenant recently diagnosed with breast cancer
The Columbus Police Department is joining in on the fight against breast cancer and domestic violence. The department recognized Lieutenant Amanda Burrell who was recently diagnosed with breast cancer in August.
Columbus city officials approve purchase of artificial Christmas tree
The City of Columbus will begin a new Christmas tradition this year. The City Council approved the purchase of an artificial Christmas Tree.
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7 juveniles allegedly set fires to historical landmarks in Sunflower County
Seven Juveniles allegedly set two separate fires of what was set to be a historical landmark in the town of Drew.
Oktibbeha Co. grand jury indicts 2nd person in connection with shooting
A second indictment was handed down in connection with a Starkville shooting. Austin Hudson is facing three counts of aggravated assault.
Work could begin soon on Old River Bridge in Columbus
A crew from Malouf Construction is still working at the Lowndes County Port assembling the cranes that will be needed for the bridge repairs.
Columbus community gathers to walk for breast cancer awareness
The Columbus community gathered at Sim Scott Park for a walk to recognize breast cancer survivors, one step at a time.
Celebration Village helps Sanctuary Hospice House provide end of life care
One family tells how Sanctuary Hospice makes an impact during tough times.
And while many people visit “Celebration Village” to get a jump on their holiday shopping, the event also serves as the largest fundraiser for the Sanctuary Hospice House.
City of Columbus to receive its latest payment from tourism tax
The City of Columbus will be receiving its latest payment from the 2% tourism tax. A total of over $200,000 was collected from the tourism tax and will be split between different entities.
Print vs. digital: Tupelo schools search for balance to promote success
The digital age is here to stay in education, but educators aren’t putting traditional teaching methods back on the shelf.
Pair faces burglary, drug charges in Lafayette County
Two people are in the Lafayette County jail facing burglary and drug charges. Oxford police were called to a report of stolen property at a business on Industrial Park Drive.
Golden Triangle’s business strength highlighted by MSU Dean
The Golden Triangle’s business scene is strong. That was part of the message from the Dean of the College of Business at Mississippi State University.
Sales tax collections in Starkville continue on steady increase
Starkville continues to see a steady increase in sales tax collections. The 7% sales tax collections have increased every year since 2014.
Local artist looks to establish artist community in Starkville
The Headlands, Woodstock, and Taos. These are some of the places that come to mind when you think of artist colonies. But a local artist would like to add Starkville to that list.