Articles by Cadence Harvey
Residents split on proposed towing ordinance
Nearly a dozen residents packed into City Hall on Tuesday evening to voice their opinions for and against Starkville’s proposed towing ordinance during the board of aldermen’s regular monthly meeting.
$45M hotel, student housing project proposed for old city lagoon
A pair of Mississippi developers is eyeing a $45 million redevelopment project to transform an old stormwater detention area off Highway 12 behind Walk-On’s into a mixed-use complex with a hotel and student housing facility.
Ask The Dispatch: How are historic markers placed in the Golden Triangle?
Driving through Mississippi, you’ve spotted them – green, blue and red cast metal signs standing along highways and sidewalks, marking significant moments and people in history.
Man suffers gunshot wound to head in Clay shooting
A man is reportedly in stable condition after suffering a gunshot wound to the head Saturday.
One injured in Friday night Crawford shooting
Sheriff’s deputies are investigating a Friday night shooting that left one person injured in Crawford.
Freedom Schools lecture series highlights African American history
The Mt. Zion Memorial Fund launched its 10-week Freedom Schools lecture series Saturday at Genesis Church, beginning with a lesson that looked far beyond the Black Belt Prairie and the Mississippi Delta, all the way back to Africa’s earliest civilizations.
Motorcyclist killed in three-vehicle collision
A Kosciusko man died in a three-vehicle collision Thursday afternoon in Oktibbeha County.
Trainer apologizes for being ‘unprofessional’ to county admin
District 2 Supervisor Orlando Trainer publicly apologized Wednesday for what he described as “unprofessional” behavior during the Oktibbeha County Board of Supervisors’ previous meeting.
Fire from lawnmower sparks claims New Hope man’s life
A fire Tuesday afternoon claimed the life of a man under a lean-to structure near his home on Highway 182.
$90M aluminum processing facility breaks ground
With shovels in hand, local, state and industry leaders broke ground Wednesday on Dynamic Drive near Aluminum Dynamics, marking the start of construction of Kloeckner Metals’ $90 million aluminum processing facility, to be housed on ADI’s customer campus.
Man wanted for possession of machine gun conversion device
Police are requesting the public’s help in locating a man believed to be in possession of a machine gun conversion device.
Tired of tires? Have them picked up for free Saturday
Driving through the city, you’re likely to come across a tire or two – or maybe a dozen – strewn along roadsides or piled next to homes.
Residents share what America means to them for nation’s anniversary
In a makeshift studio Friday morning inside the Tennessee Williams Home and Welcome Center, Isabel Candelario Vanegas told the story of what America means to her.
Hunt monument, historic marker unveiling planned for Oct. 30
A grand re-opening ceremony for Hunt Intermediate School is scheduled for the end of October, nearly three months after the school year began.
EPA helping Noxubee with park, downtown upgrades
Residents could see a face lift coming for their parks and downtown areas in the near future after the county was selected for an Environmental Protection Agency program that aims to boost economic growth and outdoor recreation.
Tupelo to Nashville flights secure amid shutdown. For now.
Flights from Tupelo Regional Airport to Nashville Tennessee and Dallas Texas will continue for at least another month, despite funding concerns amid the federal government shutdown.
Residents back towing reform in Starkville
Christine Williams has long been aware of the frustrations of Mississippi State University parents and students when it comes to towing services in Starkville, often following along through social media.
West Point man arrested for murder after Sunday shooting
A man was charged with murder after fatally shooting another man Sunday night.
Community Profile: MSU professor blends ancient art with modern tech
When Donna Clevinger takes the stage at Mississippi State University, she’s not just directing actors. From robots performing in Roman comedies to 3D animations reviving Roman tragedies, Clevinger is finding new ways to blend traditional arts with modern technology.
Federal resolution threatens area rail trail project
A nearly 40-mile rail line stretching from West Point to Ackerman that has remained dormant for more than two decades has the potential to become a bustling destination for walkers and bikers through Starkville’s planned rail-to-trail project.
A spectator’s guide to the College Football Playoff
December 18, 2024
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