Mississippi News
Sarah Randolph crowned as Miss MSU of Starkville
SUMMARY: Sarah Randolph was crowned Miss MSU 2025 at Mississippi State University on October 17. A senior majoring in biological sciences from Vicksburg, she will receive a full-tuition scholarship and represent the university at the Miss Mississippi Pageant. In addition to her pageant duties, Randolph will act as an ambassador for MSU, participating in various speaking engagements and appearances. She competed against nine other undergraduate students for the title. The event was marked by the crowning, where previous winner Morgan Nelson passed the crown to Randolph.
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SUMMARY: In Rankin County, deputies executed a search warrant on October 18, leading to the discovery of a “ghost gun,” nine pounds of marijuana, $2,500 in cash, and drug packaging materials in the Castlewoods subdivision. The investigation stemmed from suspected drug trafficking activities involving the home. Three individuals were arrested: 19-year-old Traveon Jonte Evans, 21-year-old Marc Alexander Arizmendi, and 24-year-old Jonarius Jamal Thomas. The recovered firearm will undergo analysis at the Mississippi Crime Lab, and authorities noted that further charges could be forthcoming as the investigation continues.
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SUMMARY: A 26-year-old man from Starkville, Davonte Ivy, faces multiple charges, including directing a felony by a minor, witness intimidation, and false reporting. This follows an ongoing investigation into a reported stolen vehicle that began on September 27. Ivy is currently in custody at the Oktibbeha County jail. Authorities encourage anyone with information related to the incident to contact Golden Triangle Crime Stoppers at 1-800-730-7151 or use the P3 Tips app for reporting.
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SUMMARY: David and Norma Koons, a couple from Southaven, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at Chick-fil-A, a place they’ve visited daily for two years. The restaurant staff surprised them with a decorated table, making their anniversary memorable. David, 82, highlighted that the couple’s routine has brightened the spirits of employees, showcasing the joy found in simplicity. An employee remarked on their ability to spread smiles and connect with others. The Koons’ anniversary illustrates that the key to a lasting marriage can often be found in everyday moments enjoyed together, such as shared meals in a familiar setting.
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