Mississippi State to sell alcohol at football games, school’s 2020 game day protocols state
STARKVILLE — Alcohol is coming to Davis Wade Stadium.
When to say when: Study says limit alcohol to 1 drink a day
Here’s some sobering news: A large international study says adults should average no more than one alcoholic drink per day, and that means drinking guidelines in many countries may be far too loose.
Little rescinds call for alcohol referendum
Ward 3 Alderman David Little will not call for a non-binding public vote on two proposed changes to Starkville’s alcohol ordinances after the Mississippi Secretary of State’s Office informed him a November referendum must be paid for and administered by the city.
Father of woman charged with providing New Hope teen alcohol speaks out
The father of a woman accused of providing alcohol to one of four New Hope teenagers injured in an automobile accident said his daughter only gave one of the teens one sip of her beer.
Local pilot detained for alcohol in Scotland
A Columbus man was one of two United Airlines pilots arrested over the weekend on suspicion of being under the influence of alcohol while preparing to fly from Scotland to New Jersey.
Bryant signs ‘go-cup’ legislation, allowing public drinking
Starkville is another step closer to having entertainment districts in which bar patrons may carry alcoholic drinks out of businesses and into public spaces.
Leaders see tourism, economic opportunities in ‘go-cup’ bill
Starkville bar patrons may have the ability to carry alcoholic drinks out in publicly designated districts sometime this summer.
Will Gulf Shores beach booze ban bring breakers to Miss.?
Some college students are telling a Mississippi Gulf Coast television station that a ban on alcohol at a popular Alabama beach destination will bring more spring breakers to Mississippi.
Woman arrested in deaths of 3 teens in wreck
Officials say a 42-year-old Purvis woman has been arrested for providing alcohol to minors.
Councilmen amend event ordinance involving sale of alcohol
Each property owner that has not had an instance of violent crime at one of its events in the past five years is exempt from that requirement.
Mom, beau plead not guilty in alcohol-in-IV death
A man told police he poured vodka into the IV feeding tube of his girlfriend’s disabled 13-year-old son to settle him down, a dose of alcohol that contributed to his death, according to court documents released Wednesday.
Ordinance on events with alcohol to be modified
Columbus’ ordinance on leasing property for events with alcohol will be revised.
Our View: City right to revise ordinance
When the Columbus City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to adopt a new ordinance to address public safety issues at privately-held events in the city, no one could argue with the motives.
Council tightens controls on events with ordinance
Columbus councilmen have unanimously approved an ordinance regulating the leasing of property for large events where alcohol is served.
Sheriff encourages safety during football kickoff weekend
Oktibbeha County Sheriff Steve Gladney wants residents and visitors to safely enjoy the start of Mississippi State University’s home football season this weekend and be mindful of all city and county alcohol laws.
Amory voters to decide on liquor sales
Voters in Amory will decide Oct. 14 whether to legalize the sale of alcoholic beverages.
Our View: Citizens denied voice in alcohol law change
For a group that prides themselves on bending over backward to facilitate economic development, the Starkville aldermen’s latest move to quash discussions on amending alcohol sales is completely inconsistent with its mantra.
Perkins: Nixing alcohol sales agenda item prevents divisive discussion
An agenda item that would have set public hearings on a law relaxing Starkville alcohol sales was pulled Monday from today’s city business, officials confirmed Monday.
Starkville aldermen consider change in alcohol law
Starkville aldermen are expected to discuss scheduling public hearings on lowering the city’s alcohol sales restrictions Tuesday, a move that could allow on-premises sales and consumption to more business parcels.
New Hope teacher resigns after alcohol incident
A New Hope High School teacher has resigned after a student allegedly found alcohol in the teacher’s bag at school last week.