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• BREAKING: Sturgis bike rally canceled after special Thursday meeting
• Starkville resident named ‘Distinguished’ winner
• OCSD investigates theft of two ATVs at Village Cycle Center Monday
• Morgan to return home after months in recovery
• BREAKING: SSD approves superintendent application dates, next round of public hearings
• Zoning panel snubs proposed student housing
• 44M could be uninsured under GOP budget
• Commission mulls condos
• Officials to carry ‘Flame of Hope’
• State Senator Jack Gordon dies
• Longtime state Sen. Jack Gordon dies at 66
• City and county schools prepare for graduations
• MS Horse Park to host barrel racing
• Keenum says funding formula must be fair to MSU
• SSD to adjust dress code for consistency
• Relay for Life brings ‘county fair’
• Board supports amended plan for redistricting
• Aldermen rap ‘secrecy’ by school board
• SSD has another closed session
• SPD will enforce helmet ordinance
• Faith community to observe Day of Prayer
• County school officials to control utility costs
• Mrs. Shurden to fill unexpired term of husband
• Kitchens accepts plea agreement in cowbell assault case
• Osama bin Laden killed in U.S. raid in Pakistan, Obama confirms
• Board may fill vacancy for constable
• Picking up pieces after deadly twister
• Starkville fares well with power outage
• Death toll at 33 as storm’s full fury revealed
• Couey resigns, Sewell named acting SSD superintendent
• East Webster High School sustains major damage due to tornado
• Tornado destroys trailer in Cumberland community
• House destroyed by fire due to lightening strike
• Tornado destroys portion of Kangaroo/McDonalds in Eupora
• Tornado wrecks havoc at East Webster High School
• Kiwanis Club donates $10,000 to Excel By 5
• SSD Board calls special meeting today
• State budget leaves schools underfunded
• SSD board calls special meeting
• Toastmasters help overcome speaking fears
• ‘Across the Aisle’ chronicles passage of Montgomery G.I. Bill
• Latest figures show sales tax revenue higher
• Officials complete first charrette step
• Juror Cherry to judge CDAF artwork today
• Flood waters drive family from home
• Wilson confirms SSD’s Couey on indefinite ‘leave’
• Innovation awards earn students money
• Mayor: Audit shows city’s fiscal health
• Variance granted for garage plans
• Supervisors to make constable appointment
• Funnel clouds, but no tornados reported at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday
• Aldermen disagree on salaries of new employees
• Ron Paul coming to MSU campus
• 225 cases set for April term of Circuit Court
• Board to consider use of consultant
• Elimination of voting printer considered
• SPD busy with alcohol-related weekend arrests
• Hearings set on Oktibbeha’s pending remap
• Consumers feel pinch of pricier gas and food
• Japan’s evacuees annoyed at plant’s compensation offer
• Widespread damage from weather, 1 seriously injured
• SPD prepares for party weekends; warns drivers of consequences
• Treasurer candidates undeterred by storm
• Voters to get an ‘education’ on initiatives
• House passes budget cuts, sends to Senate
• Former MSU player, coach Gold dies at 68
• TEA Party plans tax day gathering
• Zoning panel recommends plat approval
• Perkins to abide by veto
• Bids accepted for SSD bond issue projects
• Ag commissioner candidate forum set Wednesday
• Toyota will suspend work in U.S. plants
• Cotton District project takes next step with city
• NAACP argues U.S. court may step into remap
• MississippiCAN program faces growing pains
• Local organizations plan volunteer events
• Leaders implement charrette strategies
• Going BIG for Super Bulldog Weekend
• Candidates offer diverse views on issues confronting state voters
• SHS to get block schedule this fall
• Sign ordinance includes compliance period
• GTPDD to move agency
• Sturgis hosts revitalization presentation
• New class schedules approved
• Plaintiff may add MSU, Keenum to cowbell suit
• Severe weather causes damage in state
• Sidewalk ordinance changes set for last public input, vote
• Supes approve redistricting plan Monday
• Lawmakers focused on state’s significant obesity challenges
• City officials to consider study of ‘overlay’ area
• Cartoonist Ramsey to speak April 7
• Perkins announces candidacy for County Supervisor District 3
• Barbour’s wife expresses fears about 2012 race
• Parade of Flags kicks off 21st Annual International Fiesta
• 21st Annual International Fiesta is today
• Tuesday’s Spring Fling a break for stressed students
• Officials consider redevelopment district, authority
• Lawmakers to take up budget bills on Monday
• April is ‘Month of Arts’
• Sturgis meeting eyes downtown revitalization
• Jazz concert brings musicians together
• Hundreds protest possible FY 2012 state budget cuts
• City officials talk zoning, image in planning session
• Big band music comes to Riley
• Local writer featured
• ‘Outstanding to be honored at MSU
• Thrift shops are great places to find good deals
• Deadline is April 1 to file application for homestead exemption
• Local artist remembers life, art in Japan
• GSDP votes to oppose House redistricting
• Jasen to lead weekend Ragtime
• Starkville joins Horn Lake, Southaven in productivity group
• Three to vie for Miss Hospitality
• OCH holds diabetes fair
• OCH holds diabetes fair
• OCH holds diabetes fair
• Vet makes stop on 'Trek for Hope' to visit friend
• Cotton District project granted zoning variance
• Theatre department to present 'The Mikado'
• Buffington recalls a day with Taylor
• Holland to perform at Ragtime Festival
• Holland to perform at Ragtime Festival
• Supes delay action on redistricting
• Deadline is April 1 to file application for homestead exemption
• Supes unveil new district redesign plan
• Ward Stewart students eat fried worms
• Teams starting to raise money for Relay for Life
• Remapping sets tone for coming decade
• First Day of Spring
• Court dismisses Miss. prison cruelty case
• Health fair to offer diabetes information
• Excel program to seek certification in local schools
• SFD asks residents to obey permit law
• Mayor, board spar over list of projects
• Volunteer Week to feature drive for Recovery House
• Horse Park hosts March Madness
• City adopts TVA package, opposes redistricting
• Local organizations reach out to assist recovery in Japan
• Deadline next week for SCNF Historic Starkvegas Run
• House plan would impact voting power
• Sidewalk ordinance changes on boards agenda tonight
• Lenten lunch series begins Wednesday
• Remap fight may impact Bryants run
• Federal judge mulls resentencings in Minor bribery case
• Feds look at DMH services for disabled
• Quake, tsunami rock Japan, scares Pacific states
• Area couple in HI spared by tsunami
• MBN probe says football coach, son dealing drugs
• Rockford students, alumni kick off challenge
• Athletes health top of mind for coaches, trainers
• Treasure Hunters Roadshow is searching for great finds
• Bipartisan opposition slams redistricting
• Morgan is finalist for states Teacher of the Year honor
• Authorities make arrest with assistance of navigation system
• Ford named SSD Parent of the Year
• Board hears proposal for block schedule
• Men wear heels to raise awareness of assault issue
• Colleen McCarthy joins SDN staff
• Starkville man wanted on gun charge turn self in
• Amendments take center stage at P&Z
• Amendments take center stage at P&Z
• Students removed from bus stuck in flood waters
• New leaders at Cadence
• Board will take closer look at county's bridges
• Boudin Krewe to celebrate
• Improvement plans discussed for East High, Elementary
• Local artist reception held at MSU tonight
• Cadence now privately held and moving forward
• Developments near Highway 25 bypass on agenda Tuesday
• Cadence officials expected to outline banks future Monday
• Man wanted in alleged stolen firearm case
• Sheriffs Dept probes reported hit-and-run
• Habitat gears up for Collegiate Challenge
• Gas prices sting area residents
• Town and Gown
• Town and Gown
• Fire damages home on city’s north side
• Fire damages home on city’s north side
• Mississippi State University celebrates... 133rd Birthday
• Rain threat moves MSU birthday party to Tuesday
• Opening reception set for Davis exhibit at SDN
• Starkville-MSU Symphony to offer Romantic evening March 5
• Starkville-MSU Symphony to offer Romantic evening March 5
• Starkville-MSU Symphony to offer Romantic evening March 5
• Cristil remembered as a radio icon
• City nets highest sales tax revenue to date
• BET Exec inspires by example
• Toy Tractor show opens at Miss. Horse Park
• Jack Cristil signing off   Legendary play-by-play voice retiring after 58 years
• Jack Cristil signing off   Legendary play-by-play voice retiring after 58 years
• Theatre abounds tonight
• 14 Sheriffs vehicles convert to propane tanks as part of grant
• Bowling for a good cause
• Transportation Commission Report: MSU buses could extend to city, sidewalk ordinance variance proposed
• Farm toy show set for the weekend at Miss. Horse Park
• Bishops death ruled accidental
• One week left to qualify for state and local elections
• City taking initial historic preservation steps
• Supervisors discuss road work, strategic plan, financial plan
• MSU students complete the American Dream for Habitat Family
• Starkville-area man back in custody
• Man gone for more than six years captured
• Winners named for the 2011 Magnolia Film Festival
• Death row inmates mother dies in house fire
• Happy Presidents Day
• The capacity to dream: Haskell shares his thoughts on life and success
• $273K grant for local fire dept.
• Miss. State celebrates Arbor Day
• Davis exhibit opens Monday at SDN office
• Running for a cause: 5K to back effort in stopping hunger
• Cadence CEO to retire
• MSU expert says Auburn trees will likely not survive
• Area man escapes fire uninjured
• Cadence CEO to step down after sale is complete
• 41 candidates qualify for upcoming elections
• New system will help SemiSouth expand production
• New appraisal ordered for Municipal Complex
• Life jackets imperative while boating on local waterways
• PBS Tyson visits MSU: Astrophysicist encourages research and innovation
• Fed OKs Cadence sale to CBC
• The community gets into the act with MSU Theatres The Diviners
• City officials name Heiselt to SSD Board
• Astrophysicist encourages research and innovation
• Fed OKs Cadence sale to CBC
• City officials name Heiselt to SSD Board
• The Diviners is MSU spring show
• Pro-am motorbike racing set for Saturday
• Pro-am motorbike racing set for Saturday
• Brigham discusses MUW issues at Starkville Rotary
• Celebrating the love of books and Valentines
• Gas prices on the rise this week
• Aldermen to consider filling school board post
• Miss. State seeking Outstanding Women
• Starkvilles Distinguished Young Women program set for Feb. 26
• Gibson is helping others by overcoming JEANS ADDICTION
• Effort underway to rename Noxubee Refuge
• You Cling to Every Thread That Clings to Me
• Scenes from Wednesday nights snow...
• Highway Patrol: roads pretty fair
• Memorial services set for Ackerman High accident victims
• Emory Bellard has died
• Ackerman remains in shock following Tuesdays accident
• SSD says farewell to long-time board member
• Winter weather may cause school and other local cancellations
• Reception held for Bill Weeks
• Board approves one-third funding for SHS thespians
• 36 candidates qualify for statewide and county elections to date
• Employer roundtable discussion held Tuesday
• Global Industrial Aeropark —The Goose that laid the Golden Egg
• Supervisors make plans new move forward
• Discussing the Grant exhibit at Starkville Library...
• SSD to discuss residency issue payment
• OCSD hears Johnson Controls update
• Supes to strategize with less than a year left
• CORRECTION: Harveys Restaurant wins the Souper Bowl
• Rodeo offers fun while helping others
• Starkville now largest city in the region
• DAR recognizes local student essay winners
• Electric manager offers money saving tips
• City revises strategic plan, checks off goals already met
• Former hotel building making way for restaurant
• Storm spotter class offered locally
• BREAKING NEWS: Tagert wins transportation commissioner's race
• Author, TV producer Sam Haskell to speak at Magnolia Film Festival 2011
• Author, TV producer Sam Haskill to speak at Magnolia Film Festival 2011
• Kids Count summit set Thursday
• Speaker offers sessions for businesses, non-profits
• Victim of dog attack stresses need for animal control law in county
• Grant exhibit opens at Starkville Public Library
• Grant collection helps scholars understand the life and times of Ulysses S. Grant
• Do It for Duffy 5K Run/Walk, silent auction set for Feb. 12
• Tickets still available for this weekend’s Bully Gras Ball
• Official lauds local growth efforts
• GSDP honors several groups, people
• Runoff absentee voting to start
• Absentee voting for runoff held up by state
• I Have a Dream... Celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 2011
• Late afternoon fire damages family's home
• CVB able to store away some money in savings
• Events set for MLK holiday celebration
• Few problems result from winter storm
• BRRRRR! Winter storm descends on community
• Symphony concert planned tonight
• County, city to partner on Sportsplex bridge
• Local writer earns top honors in MTA competition
• Electric problems believed cause of Sunday fire
• Overnight storms leave damage; no reported injuries locally
• Mike Tagert: Uniquely Qualified for Transportation Commissioner
• River City Alumni Party in Jacksonville, Fla.
• Gator Bowl Parade
• BULLDOGS WIN GATOR BOWL, 52-14
• Overnight storms leave damage, no reported injuries
• Staff and readers share New Year resolutions
• FBC Longview to open child development center
• Northern Transportation candidates have 10 days left in campaign
• 2010: A look back at the year
• Hearing will precede sidewalk exemption vote
• DUI efforts stepped up
• Fire burns about 20 acres
• Former Starkville resident killed in New Orleans
• Seven seek vacant transportation commissioner post
• Hooded bandits sought in store robbery
• Candidates for vacant commission seat profiled
• 2 percent tax collections at a glance
• Mississippi artist catches Australian prime minister’s eye
• Pet adoption fee discounts offered at animal shelter
• Boy recovering after accidental shooting
• Officials: Efforts made to avert fight at AMS
• Loan center open only a few more days
• Pressure from NPS prompts changes in design for project
• Local grant request included in bill
• Starkville men killed on icy roadways
• Student succumbs to injury from fall
• MSU student dies from injury suffered in fall
• Freezing drizzle expected Wednesday morning
• Multiple meetings scheduled this week
• Local developer takes top honors for two projects
• 12tribes/New Jerusalem/marriage lamb
• Passover
• Ask -Seek-Knock
• Trinity Women Domain
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Oktibbeha County
• 2008 Cotton District Arts Festival

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