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Free expungement clinic coming Thursday in Columbus (opens the original)
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Residents with criminal records have a chance to improve their futures by attending an expungement clinic hosted by Paroled2Pride in partnership with the Mississippi Center for Justice. Sharon Jones, founder of Paroled2Pride, said the main goal of the event is to help people get their records expunged, which will allow them access to better employment and housing opportunities. “Some (people with criminal records) do want to be in better communities,” Jones said. “They want good paying jobs, goo
Dining out: Restaurants adapt to ‘new normal’ six years after pandemic (opens the original)
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As Jamie Cater envisioned her restaurant’s grand opening and set the date for March 2020, she wasn’t planning on COVID-19 cases climbing high enough to cause a worldwide lockdown that same month. Initially, Cater feared what the pandemic would mean for her restaurant’s third and newest location in Starkville. When restaurants became limited to offering takeout orders, she realized the pandemic could help her business. “Because my business model is very much based on to-go – gourmet to-go, prepar
National Night Out returns to Golden Triangle next week (opens the original)
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Area law enforcement agencies hope to strengthen connections with their communities by hosting National Night Out events all over the Golden Triangle with free food, drinks and fun educational activities. National Night Out is a community-building campaign that aims to make neighborhoods safer by enhancing the relationships agencies have with their communities through block parties hosted annually on the first Tuesday of each August. There will be a block party hosted by the Lowndes County Sheri
Starkville Parks projects $21M in economic impact this year (opens the original)
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STARKVILLE – Second place isn’t good enough for the city’s Parks and Recreation Department, General Manager Greg Owen told members of Starkville Rotary Club on Monday. Officials want to be No. 1 in every endeavor, he said, requiring a nearly $40 million investment to help reach their ambitious goal. Starkville contracts with Sports Facilities Companies to manage city parks and recreation. Those improvements spurred higher park visitation rates and a $7 million increase in projected annual econom
Know before you go: How to create healthy back to school routines (opens the original)
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No matter what age your student is, creating healthy back to school routines is an important part of preparing them for yearlong success. “Routines teach valuable life skills such as responsibility, time management and self-discipline that extend beyond the classroom,” said Marlon Andrews, assistant superintendent of district and school operations for Columbus Municipal School District. Morgan Abraham, principal of Sudduth Elementary School in Starkville, said routines help alleviate first day j
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