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MS House, Senate unanimously pass largest potential teacher pay raise in state history - Vimarsana News

MS House, Senate unanimously pass largest potential teacher pay raise in state history

Two separate bills focused on the issue of teacher pay have passed both chambers of the Mississippi Legislature.

Oktibbeha sets plan to split bond money between districts - Vimarsana News

Oktibbeha sets plan to split bond money between districts

Oktibbeha County has decided to split its $10 million worth of bonds between all five districts rather than using it on the county as a whole.

Study suggests Oktibbeha dam has solid core, needs improving - Vimarsana News

Study suggests Oktibbeha dam has solid core, needs improving

A report from Mississippi Engineering Group says the Oktibbeha County Lake Dam has a solid core and mostly in shape, but it still needs some repairs.

Golden Triangle representatives expect intense legislative session for Mississippi in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Golden Triangle representatives expect intense legislative session for Mississippi in 2022

Golden Triangle representatives expect intense legislative session for Mississippi in 2022

Source: wcbi.com
Starkville, Oktibbeha considering juvenile curfews - Vimarsana News

Starkville, Oktibbeha considering juvenile curfews

Starkville, Oktibbeha considering juvenile curfews Lynn Spruill Authorities in Starkville and Oktibbeha County are weighing whether to implement a juvenile curfew in an attempt to decrease crime among teenagers and pre-teens. Oktibbeha County supervisors announced Monday they would host a public hearing to address the potential of a juvenile curfew in June. Starkville Mayor Lynn Spruill said after she heard the county was considering a curfew, she wanted to establish one as well. “We are at a crossroads in my opinion,” Spruill said in the city board of aldermen’s work session April 30. ...