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Deadline to register for general election is Monday (opens the original)
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Monday is the deadline to register to vote for the Nov. 3 general election, which will include races for the Senate, the 1st and 3rd Congressional Districts and various local races across the Golden Triangle. Voters who have voted in past elections should check their registration prior to that date. In Mississippi, voters can be removed from the rolls if they are marked inactive for two consecutive federal elections, deceased or confirmed to have moved. If the county believes a voter may have mo
Automated system available to check on residents who live alone (opens the original)
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LOWNDES COUNTY – “This is your Sheriff, Eddie Hawkins. Your health and safety is important to us here at the Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office. We are calling to confirm that you are OK. If you need emergency assistance, please call 911. If you’re OK, press 1.” That recording is what registered residents will hear when LCSO begins making daily check-in calls Wednesday using a software called ConfirmOk. If residents don’t pick up, two more calls will be made. If they do not call back within 30 minu
Dr. Douglas L. Conner’s first office demolished after collapse (opens the original)
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STARKVILLE – Strong winds Sunday night led to the collapse of the building that was Dr. Douglas L. Conner’s first office in Starkville. Ashley Smith was shocked Monday when the two-story building located at 119 Dr. Douglas L. Conner Drive had collapsed, damaging the funeral home next door. Her company, SSG Homes, bought the historic building three months ago with plans to preserve the external structure while gutting the interior and renovating it into an apartment building with a downstairs sto
Ask The Dispatch: Why don’t Mississippi school buses have seat belts? (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: Do you want answers to questions about the Golden Triangle? Each week, Dispatch reporters set out to explain or update a timely, practical issue. Email your question to [email protected]. A sedan crossing Highway 45 near the Artesia Road intersection collided with a Lowndes County School District bus last week. The bus rolled 3 times, and 16 students were injured in the crash. Since last week’s crash, some may be wondering: Why are school buses in Mississippi not required to have
Starkville, Columbus just miss FY 26 sales tax goals (opens the original)
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Both Starkville and Columbus missed their projected sales tax budgets for this fiscal year by less than $50,000. Starkville finished FY 2026 with about $10.31 million in general sales tax collections, falling about $35,000 short of its $10.35 million projected budget. The city saw less than 1% growth in general sales tax collections for this fiscal year. Meanwhile, Columbus’ collection grew by 3.07% over that same time frame, but the city still fell just short of its $12 million projection by ab
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