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Eupora, MS · Education
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Student Association launches AI coding competition to tackle campus, Starkville challenges
Mississippi State University students will have the opportunity to develop artificial intelligence-powered solutions to challenges facing university departments and Starkville businesses through Bulldog Bytes, a new Student Association coding competition. The competition is open to students of all experience levels, including those with little or no background in AI coding....
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MUW will not host Scott Colom rally featuring Kamala Harris
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WTVA) — Mississippi University for Women (MUW) will not host this week’s rally for Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Scott Colom, featuring former Vice President Kamala Harris. The university released the following statement:. The rally will be at the Columbus High School gym. The rally is scheduled...
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Lewisburg Boys Win First-Ever Title, Madison Central Girls Continue Dynasty at Mississippi Class 3 State Meet
SCY (25 yards) It was a historic first for the Lewisburg boys and a baker’s dozen for the Madison Central girls at the Mississippi High School Activities Association Class 3 Swimming Championships. The Lewisburg boys captured their first- ever state championship, outlasting runner-up Oxford by nine points. On the...
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Rendon expands role in MSU military initiatives as new assistant vice president
STARKVILLE —Andrew Rendon, Mississippi State executive director of Veterans and Military Affairs, is transitioning into a new assistant vice president role at the university, with dual reporting in the Office of the Provost and Executive Vice President and Division of Student Affairs. In this newly created position effective Nov....
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Long Creek Elementary announces first 9-Weeks honor roll students
Long Creek Elementary school has announced honor roll students for the first nine weeks of the school year. First Grade: Faith Moore, Kayson Price, Aleah Scott. Second Grade: Emily Mayers, Journee Miller, Austin Rayford. Third Grade: Kyden Riley, Malachi Teague. Fourth Grade: Lily Mayers. Fifth Grade: Mickayla Roby. Sixth Grade:...
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Neshoba Democrat
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MSU announces schedule, safety guidelines for Bulldog Bash
STARKVILLE, Miss. (WJTV) – Mississippi State University has announced the schedule and updated parking and safety guidelines ahead of their 2026 Bulldog Bash. The concert will be held on October 16, 2026, and will bring a full day of live music, shopping, food and entertainment to campus with Maroon Market in The Junction and an […]
Neshoba Democrat
Rockets defeat Greenville 32-22 in district opener
The Neshoba Central football team had several things going against them as they headed to Greenville on Friday night. The Rockets were coming off a bye week and fall break. Then there was the three-hour ride to Greenville. The Rockets found themselves down at the half but rallied with two...
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Ethel High School Beta Club welcomes new members
Ethel High School’s Beta Club celebrated its newest group of student leaders Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026, during a special induction ceremony held in the school library. The national organization, which emphasizes character, leadership, achievement, and service, officially inducted four students who were recognized for their dedication to academic excellence and community engagement.
Starkville Daily News
Jackets play Arrows in key division game
There is no margin for error in a six-team high school football division in the state of Mississippi. That's the case for Class 7A, Region 2 as Starkville, Germantown, Clinton, Murrah, Madison Central and Oxford fight for four postseason spots. After the SHS Yellow Jackets lost a 38-28 decision to...
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Tupelo (MS) football community mourns death of senior RB Alden Wade
A Mississippi high school is mourning the death of senior running back Alden Wade, who died in a car crash in the early morning hours on Sunday, Oct. 11. According to a report by WTVA, Wade, a senior at Tupelo High School , was driving a truck when it struck a light pole around 1 a.m. on Cliff Gookin Boulevard. He was pronounced dead at the scene. "Tupelo High School and our football team are heartbroken this morning by the tragic loss of Alden Wade," Tupelo Athletics wrote in a statement posted on X. "He was a great young man who always had a smile on his face and had a great future ahead of him." Wade had appeared in three games for the undefeated Golden Wave, tallying 56 yards on six carries. He was also a member of Tupelo's track and field team. pic.twitter.com/QDskVSNfNr — Tupelo Athletics (@TupeloAthletics) October 11, 2026 Since Wade's passing, teammates have taken to social media to reflect on his life. "This hurt my heart," Tupelo junior Braylon Foster wrote. "He was a great kid and a even better teammate, I used to talk to him everyday at practice and pregame. I was just laughing
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Tupelo High School Football Player Alden Wade, 19, Killed in Overnight Truck Crash
A Mississippi high school football community is mourning the loss of one of its own after 19-year-old Alden Wade of Tupelo died in an overnight crash early Sunday morning, October 11. According to Lee County Coroner Carolyn Green, the crash occurred at approximately 1 a.m. on Cliff Gookin Boulevard in...
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CoachSpeak: Nash Morgan
Nash Morgan led Warren Central (MS) to a state championship last year. His recruitment took off after that huge win over Hattiesburg High School (MS) at Davis Wade Stadium. In short time, Mississippi State extended the offer Morgan had dreamed of since he was a kid. He quickly accepted during his official visit to Starkville.
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Tupelo High School football player killed in overnight crash
TUPELO, Miss. (WTVA) - A Tupelo High School football player died in an overnight crash Sunday, Oct. 11. According to Lee County Coroner Carolyn Green, the crash happened around 1 a.m. on Cliff Gookin Boulevard. The Lee County Coroner’s Office identified the victim as 19-year-old Alden Wade of Tupelo.
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Bryant approves state takeover of Aberdeen schools
JACKSON – (AP) How bad were management problems in the Aberdeen school district, where Gov. Phil Bryant approved a state takeover Friday?. Consider this example, cited in a state investigation, of how school board intervention in graduation decisions usually made by administrators helped cost the district its school resource officers: