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I told Michael, ‘If he grows into himself, he’s going to be a very good-looking horse, and he could be a very good one.’

An Oktibbeha County supervisor’s “unrestrained rage” set her on a “search-and-destroy mission” against a former Starkville police investigator’s character and job security, according to a civil complaint filed in circuit court.

Woodbine Entertainment has announced the addition of long-time prominent Thoroughbred breeder Yvonne Schwabe and perennial leading Standardbred owner and breeder Brad Grant to committees for its Board of Directors.

Woodbine Entertainment announced on Thursday, May 4 the addition of perennial leading Standardbred owner and breeder Brad Grant and prominent Thoroughbred breeder Yvonne Schwabe to committees for its Board of Directors.

Jamie Lindsay of Monroe started the City Church Project recently. So far, seven city of Monroe churches have joined.

Executive Wealth Management, Lifeline Christian Mission joined by Brighton couple with ties to Ukraine to pack meals for refugees of Russian invasion

Executive Wealth Management, Lifeline Christian Mission joined by Brighton couple with ties to Ukraine to pack meals for refugees of Russian invasion

Though the word “legend” is tossed around cavalierly these days, Chicago drummer Sam Lay was the real thing. “Sam does not just play the drums. He sings the drums.”

General election race set for City Commission The Leavenworth Times Three incumbents and three others are advancing from Tuesdays primary for the Leavenworth City Commission to the general election. According to unofficial results from the County Clerks Office, candidates Jermaine Wilson, Mike Griswold, Edd Hingula, Griff Martin, Mark Preisinger and Maren Hart will advance to the Nov. 2 general election. They advance from a pool of 11 primary candidates. Three positions on the City Commission w...

Starkville police provide extra eyes for neighborhood safety at night The Starkville Police Department is returning its A.P.P.L.E. program to the city. Posted: Jul 20, 2021 9:12 PM Updated: Jul 21, 2021 9:28 AM Posted By: Rhea Thornton STARKVILLE, Miss. (WTVA) - Back in 2010, the Starkville Police Department started a program to give residents proof of officers patrolling the area. Because of the coronavirus, that program was put on hold, but now its back. Rebecca Jolly spent nearly her entire...