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MSU distributes naloxone, hosts overdose trainings following deaths of UM students (opens the original)
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Several Mississippi State University organizations distributed naloxone, a medication that reverses opioid overdoses, and trained students on how to respond in drug overdose situations during campus events for the Office for Student Wellbeing’s Healthy Campus Week. While Healthy Campus Week was previously planned to teach students about campus resources that can keep them healthy, the events shifted to involve naloxone distribution and drug overdose trainings following the deaths of two Universi
Starkville passes ordinance to expand Leisure and Recreation District (opens the original)
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The Starkville Board of Aldermen passed an ordinance 4-1 during their biweekly meeting on Sept. 15 to expand the Leisure and Recreation District and add a sticker requirement for all drinks purchased in the district. The Leisure and Recreation District, which includes the Cotton District and other portions of downtown, was established in 2018 to allow open containers of alcohol outside restaurants and bars. Open containers are still allowed within the district, but the new ordinance seeks to exp
What to know ahead of November’s midterm elections (opens the original)
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A general election is scheduled for Nov. 3 to fill all four Mississippi U.S. House seats and one Mississippi U.S. Senate seat. Those who wish to vote in the upcoming election must register to vote by Oct. 5. Voter registration in Mississippi is completely physical, meaning the form must be filled out and submitted in person to a Circuit Clerk’s office or a Municipal Clerk’s office, or by mail after downloading a voter registration form and mailing it to your Circuit Clerk. Mississippi State Univ
MSU student detained, claims he was falsely accused of terroristic threats (opens the original)
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A student was detained after an employee at the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships reported to MSU police that the student had threatened to blow up the financial aid office on Aug. 26. Zayden Leonard, a Mississippi State University junior biological sciences major from Irondale, Alabama, and his lawyer, Harry Daniels, deny the claims. In a press release on Leonard’s behalf, Daniels said Leonard and his family are “shell-shocked” after the events. The press release detailed Leonard’s accou
MSU students start new weather company, find success on social media (opens the original)
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A group of students at Mississippi State University recently launched Will Bratton Weather (WBWX), a small weather start-up based on social media platforms such as YouTube, Instagram and Discord. Since their official launch in June, the company has gained millions of impressions across platforms, including over 100,000 views on both YouTube and Instagram. Will Bratton, a graduate student in professional meteorology and the company’s owner, said he first got the idea over a year ago as an undergr
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