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Mississippi State and the Riley Foundation have done much to make our downtown area look stunning. Most everyone will know the work on what is now the MSU-Riley Performing Arts Center, and yesterday the university dedicated the newly renovated Kress building as Alfred Rosebaum building. Did I mention there was ice cream? #MSURileyCenter #MSU #Kressbuilding

On the evening of July 15th former Mississippi State football player, Chris Smith was shot and killed in Frank Berry courts. Since that time, Seargent Dareall Thompson with the Meridian Police department says they are currently looking for a suspect. “Once officers arrived on scene they discovered a male had suffered a gunshot wound. At that time investigators were in route, and they conducted several interviews with witnesses out there on the scene. They provided some good i

MSU-Meridian chose two businesses for their MBA case study last week.... #MSUMeridian #MSU #DixieSupply

Eight MSU-Meridian graduates feel excited about the opportunities that await them, as they become the college’s first graduating class with a bachelor’s degree in kinesiology. “I feel great. I feel accomplished. I feel blessed in different ways, of course. It’s been a long road for me. Through school, I’m a non-traditional student, as they call it. So, I’m very excited. My family is very excited as well.” To obtain the degree, students took coursework in kinesiology, the s

Mississippi State University-Meridian will hold a daylong GRE workshop that’s open to students and community members this Saturday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. The workshop will familiarize people with the test and various test-taking strategies. “Part of the way we’ve designed the course is to introduce people to the test, to kind of take some of the mystery out of the test, and just help people to be comfortable in taking the test, so that what they know can actually come out

The Multi-County community service agency will be holding a community awareness day for Quitman and Clarke county residents to help educate them on the job market and other services in and near their community. Shirley Blanks with the agency says it’s a great way for businesses to network with potential future employees. “All they have to do is come out. The vendors will be there to help them and give them information. We are also going to have door prizes. Local restaurants

Mississippi State University president Dr. Mark Keenum was the keynote speaker during the Tuesday night induction ceremony of about 50 new phi theta kappa members at East Mississippi Community College. #News #MSU #EMCC #MississippiStateUniversity #PhiThetaKappa