Mary Means Business: Allegro Plaza OB/GYN prepares for ribbon cutting
Allegro Plaza is hosting a ribbon-cutting for its recent expansion.
Mary Means Business: Restaurants open in Starkville
The former Guadalajara location on Highway 12 prepares for a new tenant.
Business Brief: McDaniel joins Weichert Realtors Starkville office
Weichert Realtors-Innovations announced Ashley McDaniel joined its Starkville office last week in a press release sent to The Dispatch.
Mary Means Business: Harbor Freight plans Starkville location
Harbor Freight is planning a Starkville location.
Business Brief: Sanders Elected as Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Council Chairman
During the annual Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Conference held recently in Point Clear, Alabama, Will Sanders of Columbus was elected to serve as the next Chairman of the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway Council by the Council’s Board of Directors.
Mary Means Business: Starkville run store is open for business
If you ask my high school track coach, you can outrun any problem you have.
Mary Means Business: Rubens Fish House and Muddy Waters property for sale
There’s a great investment opportunity just by the river.
The property that houses Ruben’s Fish House and Muddy Waters, 171 Moores Creek Road, is for sale priced at $650,000.
Mary Means Business: La Fiesta Brava WP closes down
La Fiesta Brava of West Point, 7223 Hwy. 45 Alt. N., will close Sept. 1.
Business Brief: Landrum named Physician of the Year
The Mississippi Academy of Family Physicians named Starkville’s Dr. Emily Landrum the Physician of the Year during its annual meeting in July.
Business Brief: Life Dental acquires practice in Starkville
Oxford-based Life Dental Group announced Aug. 6 the acquisition of a new practice in Starkville.
Mary Means Business: Lunch, dinner, late night cocktails at new Starkville restaurant
Eric Hallberg’s newest restaurant is open for business.
Hallberg, who owns The Breakfast Club in Research Park, opened Big E’s Dinner Club on Starr Avenue last month. The dinner joint takes the place of the now shuttered bar Next Round, which closed in late June.
Wall Street slips after a morning rally evaporates as some of the market’s AI darlings drop
U.S. stocks slumped Wednesday after a morning rally evaporated, but the losses on Wall Street weren’t as bad as the manic moves that wracked markets worldwide over the last week.
Mary Means Business: Guadalajara restaurant closing in Starkville
One of Starkville’s Mexican restaurants is off the chips and salsa rotation.
Mary Means Business: Whiskey Bar and Grill coming to Starkville
Get ready, the next hot spot in Starkville is going to be open for the 2024 football season.
Business Brief: Columbus Orthopaedics announces collaboration with OCH
Columbus Orthopaedics will be partnering with OCH Regional Medical Center for a collaboration aimed at enhancing orthopedic services and patient care across the region.
Mary Means Business: Home Store Furnishings to permanently close in Starkville
Home Store Furnishings, 311 Hwy. 12, in Starkville is slated to close.
Mary Means Business: Recording, music lesson business coming to Catfish Alley
Music is returning to Catfish Alley.
Business Brief: Hunt named secretary, treasurer of MTA
Visit Starkville’s Director of Tourism Paige Hunt is the new secretary and treasurer for the Mississippi Tourism Association, the organization announced Tuesday.
Mary Means Business: Allegro Plaza begins expansion
Allegro Plaza, 3600 Bluecutt Road, in Columbus continues its expansion with an obstetrics and gynecology team.
Mary Means Business: Miskelly Furniture sets soft opening for July 15
Miskelly Furniture will open in Starkville by July.