Identifying red flags, inclusion both key to curbing threats
With the reality that a school shooting could happen anywhere in the United States or anytime, there is also the reality many forget: The shooter could be anyone.
MSU one of several colleges targeted by Thursday bomb threat
Mississippi State University was one of seven higher education institutions targeted by a bomb threat Thursday.
MSU grad student gets $50K to advance bone measuring device
When it comes to inventions, most people think of the wheel or a lightbulb. Few people know what an osteometric device is.
SCT returns with first summer musical revue since 2019
The Starkville Community Theater’s Summer Musical Revue is returning for the first time since 2019.
Photo: Takin’ it to the Streets
Volunteers paint a base coat for a street mural at the intersection of University Avenue and Nash Street early Saturday morning. The street murals are part of a project that includes street art at the intersections of University Avenue and Camp Street, Fellowship Street and North Nash Street.
Mill and Russell street intersection to become 3-way stop
The intersection of Mill and Russell streets will be converted to a three-way stop. The installation of stop signs will begin at 8:30 a.m. Tuesday.
No tax increase expected for SOCSD
Oktibbeha County residents will not see a tax increase from the Starkville-Oktibbeha Consolidated School District this year.
Photo: Sidewalk work
Mississippi State University workers Wade Ray and Brian Rolarins dig the soil near the university’s entrance sign off Blackjack Road. The crew is working to pull up soil and pipes to make way for a sidewalk that would connect with the crosswalk.
Mistrial declared in murder case after new evidence presented
A Starkville man’s murder trial has ended in a mistrial, according to Assistant District Attorney Trina Brooks-Davidson.
MEC: State’s image needs to change for better growth
The Mississippi Economic Council hosted the Starkville leg of its MEC tour Wednesday at the Mill at MSU. The council, which is a private organization that dubs itself the state’s chamber of commerce, focused on what businesses and the state of Mississippi as a whole can do to foster economic growth.
