Today’s Headlines

There must be a national recognition week or month for every group known to civilized man. This week is no different for it is National Library Week.

Amy Arinder, a Mississippi State University student intern at Starkville High School, leads the choir on Wednesday. The Starkville-Oktibbeha Consolidated School District allowed several public

Starkville police officers respond to a Cherokee Drive residence Sunday after a homeowner spotted a missing red tail boa constrictor on his back porch. Photo by: Submitted photo North Starkville

The Clay County Circuit Court wrapped up the first week of its April term Friday, and will begin anew tomorrow with a variety of trials on the docket. Charles Mullins, 19, of Starkville, will come

The missing, seven-foot-long boa constrictor the Starkville Police Department has been searching for since March 18 is not the first of its kind they’ve had to track down, only the first

At an MSU ceremony this week, the President’s Commission on the Status of Women presented its 2016 Outstanding Women Awards. Featured speaker was Allison Pearson , interim associate vice

After this week in Mississippi I have been desperately seeking something positive to offset the legislature and the Governor’s collective decision on HB 1523. Fortunately this was the week

FILE – In this Dec. 11, 2014, file photo, Louisiana Tech women’s basketball coach Tyler Summitt signals to his players during an NCAA college basketball game against Mississippi State

The class of 2017 may already have several commits, but that hasn’t stopped this staff from offering SEVERAL new prospects After quite the absence, I am back, and here to stay. For every