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“I am looking forward to serving and welcome ideas and input,” he said after receiving applause from the board and audience on his seat shift.

Rarity is sometimes in the eye of the seller, history columnist Dan Cherry says. Most of the time, an item is not as rare as portrayed.

Presented by the Sturgis Downtown Development Authority, hundreds took advantage of the flawless weather to hear blues music, choose from a variety of food and sample bourbon from vendors across the …

The Sturgis High School marching band, area Scouts and representatives from local armed forces organizations were among those who participated in the mid-morning observances.

KeyBank customers are being directed to the branch in Bristol, Indiana, for continued service, according to a posting at the Sturgis branch.

More than 200 Sturgis High School seniors received their diploma May 25, under a cloudless early evening sky.

Sturgis city officials gave the green light Wednesday to pursue a grant worth more than $67,000 for ongoing improvements at the Sturges-Young Center for the Arts.

Agriculture is a $9.7 billion dollar industry in Mississippi, but the number of farmers working the fields and the land is shrinking.

On June 10, 1939, a storm system leveled or severely damaged houses, barns and businesses from Morenci into Washtenaw and Livingston counties.

Services have averaged an attendance of 10, and the church has spent much time looking for ways to keep the doors open, Pastor Ken Nichols said.