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<b>WEST POINT SHOPPING:</b> Beverly Dunbar, of Madison, and Rhonda Spina, of Brandon, shop for reclaimed materials Thursday in downtown West Point. Spina said she uses similar items in artwork.
WEST POINT SHOPPING: Beverly Dunbar, of Madison, and Rhonda Spina, of Brandon, shop for reclaimed materials Thursday in downtown West Point. Spina said she uses similar items in artwork. Photo by: Kelly Tippett
Burns Bottom soccer park a go: Last landowner agrees to sell

All 15 owners of parcels in a core group of land needed to locate a proposed soccer complex in Burns Bottom have agreed to sell their property to the county for its appraised value. read more

Top News
Shooting suspects’ family members arrested  

Caledonia parents reconsider vaccine  

Plane’s owner, instructor uninjured after pair forced to make belly landing at Starkville airport  


Columbus & Lowndes County
Antiques show kicks off with gala, honors for local preservation efforts  

School seeks military veterans to participate in ceremony  

Traffic biggest concern for neighbors of new health department  

Students treated for reaction to H1N1 swine flu vaccine  

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Starkville & Oktibbeha County
Boy Scouts prepare for trip to Rocky Mountains  

Tobacco-free policy begins this month for city employees  

Starkville students to get H1N1 vaccines  

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Area
West Point department head cleared of charge  

Swine flu Vaccine available at local health departments  

Swine flu vaccine available Monday to those at high risk  

Convicted murderer sentenced to death  

West Point schools to recycle milk jugs  

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State
Regions to close 121 branches; BancorpSouth reports earnings drop  

MSU's Keenum sets $100 million fundraising goal  

MUW president Limbert says she's retiring  

Gov says ‘dismal’ revenues mean more cuts likely  

State unemployment rate drops  

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High School Sports
EMCC plays Gulf Coast for state championhip  

Columbus, Starkville meet with playoff spot on line  

West Point bids for unbeaten district record  

Aberdeen ready to make run in playoffs  

Caledonia soccer team begins rebuilding process  

Heritage Academy coach Allsup likes mix on his team  

Central Academy's Eaves has game to remember  

Victory Christian one win from repeat  

Lamar County isn't satisfied with perfect regular-season record  

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AP Breaking News

Sports Highlight

Columbus, Starkville meet with playoff spot on line
Bubba Davis and Bill Lee have playoffs on their minds. Unfortunately, only one man’s team could get to realize those dreams. That will be the storyline at 7 tonight when Davis’ Columbus High football team plays host to Lee’s Starkville Yellow Jackets. Starkville and Columbus enter the game at 3-7, but the Yellow Jackets are 3-3 in Class 6A, Region 1, District 2 and the Falcons are 2-4. All Starkville has to do is win and it’s in the playoffs. read more

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Your News
Starkville Christian School Ready for BEST Competition  

MUW grad, photo-artist launches t-shirt line  

Lee High grads turn 60 ... together still  

Shields Sims Humanitarian Award presented to Columbus Housing employee  

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4. Boy Scouts prepare for trip to Rocky Mountains Starkville & Oktibbeha County
5. Caledonia parents reconsider vaccine Columbus & Lowndes County

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