Community News
The Breakfast Club serves unfussy breakfast favorites
The Breakfast Club main dining room. By Jameson Moyer Approaching the Breakfast Club on a Sunday afternoon, large groups of people dressed in modest dresses, slacks and button-ups crowd the front door and lounge on benches on the front porch. The menu…
Continue Reading The Breakfast Club serves unfussy breakfast favorites →
Survey suggests Netflix changes would diminish users among Mississippi State students
By Amelia Middleton An informal survey of 62 Mississippi State University students suggests Netflix’s crackdown on password sharing could hurt their customer base in Starkville. Netflix, one of the world’s most prominent streaming services, recently leaked plans to…
"I know it's going to work out": Daniel Dye's quest for clarity along the Camino de Santiago
By Samuel Hughes The dark blues of dusk began to melt into the mountainsides of Roncesvalles, Spain. Soft yellow streetlight stretched across brick. Brick led into an ashen monastery, its sun-bleached facade betraying a hint of its age. Early the next…
L'uva offers a mature and sophisticated wine experience
By Jameson Moyer L'uva was designed as an adult-oriented space. L’uva Wine Room is a sophisticated – yet understated – new Starkville restaurant. L’uva, which is Italian for grape, serves a niche demographic. Robbie Coblentz, majority owner of L’uva…
Continue Reading L'uva offers a mature and sophisticated wine experience →
It’s all 'granch' to me: Bluto's brings Greek to Starkville
Bluto’s Greek Tavern outdoor signage during the work day at Bluto’s Greek Tavern in Starkville, Miss. Photo by Laura Parsley By Laura Parsley STARKVILLE – The night is cool and breezy as customers begin to file in. Small groups of college students and locals…
Continue Reading It’s all 'granch' to me: Bluto's brings Greek to Starkville →
Are up-and-coming Mississippi artists benefitting from streaming services?
"Mississippi" Mason Honnoll (left) and Brayden Sansing (right) stand back-to-back with their arms crossed outside of Coffee House on 5th in Columbus, Miss. Photo by Pam Dankins By Pam Dankins Music production and listener consumption have become driven…
Continue Reading Are up-and-coming Mississippi artists benefitting from streaming services? →
Starkville’s Rails-to-Trails plan awaits response from Kansas City Southern
Starkville hopes to convert the disused railroad tracks that run through town into a Rails-to-Trails walking and biking bath. by Ariell Fain By Ariell Fain STARKVILLE, Miss. – City leaders would still like to convert the disused railroad tracks…
Continue Reading Starkville’s Rails-to-Trails plan awaits response from Kansas City Southern →
COVID Cases Rise on Reservation
Videoby Autumn McMillan PHILADELPHIA, MS (Take 30 News) --- The Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians are taking precautions for the safety of their members. An update from the Choctaw Health Center via social media, stated that Tuesday, April 28th, Two-hundred and seventy-…
The W Celebrates Women’s History Month With Music
VideoBy Robert Lewis COLUMBUS, Miss. (Take 30 News)---The Poindexter Music Hall at the Mississippi University for Women was filling up with people in the days leading up to Spring Break for the purpose of enjoying the fourth annual International Music by Women Festival.…
Continue Reading The W Celebrates Women’s History Month With Music →