Starkville News

By KELLY DANIELS Starkville Daily News Alternative energy proponents are refining a new face for economic development in Mississippi.

Shoshana Brackett/SDN A Mississippi State University ribbon cutting ceremony dedicating the Zacharias Village was held Friday.

Kelly Daniels/SDN Aaron McNeal of Neel-Schaffer, an engineering firm, right, shows Ryan Storment, left, and others conceptual plans for a multi-use path from Lynn Lane into the Mississippi State University ...

Thursday, 04 September 2008 By BRIAN HAWKINS Starkville Daily News The Oktibbeha County chapter of the American Red Cross is seeking monetary donations from the public to help defray costs of operating the ...

Above photo by Brian Hawkins/SDN Left photo by Becky Wilkes/For the SDN Jay Walsh of Meraux, La., grills pork chops and sausage while he and his family members, all of whom evacuated from St.

From press reports For nearly a year, there was no familiar face to give vaccinations, test for illness and disease, or talk with patients in Choctaw County about their health concerns.

Top image by NOAA, Above photos by Rogelio V. Solis/The Associated Presstraffic creeps along the eastbound lanes of I-10 near Diamondheadas Gulf Coast residents from Mississippi and Louisiana try to get a head ...

Brian Hawkins/SDN Left, technician from a Ridgeland environmental cleanup firm wears a hazardous materials suit as he sorts the chemical found in a clandestine crystal methamphetamine lab in a detached garage ...

By BRIAN HAWKINS Starkville Daily News Though still several days away from any potential landfall in the United States, early tracking models for Tropical Storm Gustav have local, state and national emergency ...

Kelly Daniels/SDN The city's appointed Beautification Committee has made a wish list for improvements to the appearance of Highway 182/Martin Luther King Drive, above.

Paul Sims/SDN A Chevrolet SUV splashes through a puddle of standing water at the intersection of Whitfield Street and Avenue of Patriots during a lull in Monday's rainfall, which reached heavy proportions at ...

By BRIAN HAWKINS Starkville Daily News No candidates have qualified to run for the District 5 seat on the Oktibbeha County School Board, but two incumbent members of the County Election Commission have ...

Between the fall of 2005 and the fall of 2007, the number of online classes available in the state's university system increased 66 percent to 958.

A committee will meet this week to recommend candidates to become the next president of Mississippi State University.

By BRIAN HAWKINS Starkville Daily News Oktibbeha County sheriff's deputies are seeking the public's help in locating a 69-year-old man with Alzheimer's disease who wandered away from his home Friday afternoon.

By SHOSHANA BRACKETT Starkville Daily News Smiles translate in any country, and three Starkville High School students attended an international conference this summer to learn how to further help people with ...

Shoshana Brackett/SDN Mississippi State students cheer as Head Football Coach Sylvester Croom discusses the upcoming Bulldog football season.

Paul Sims/SDN Federal officials made a formal presentation Wednesday of a grant and loan designed to provide money to replace a well for the Bradley Water Association.

By KELLY DANIELS Starkville Daily News An ever-draining national economy has squeezed the City of Starkville's financial coffers to the last drop.

By KELLY DANIELS Starkville Daily News Local developers and builders may face a big change in how they address drainage with future projects.