Starkville, Mississippi Visitors Guide by Small Pond Graphics

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Starkville is at the crossroads of your Mississippi experience – the perfect stop on your next weekend trip. On the road between tours of Columbus’ antebellum homes and the Delta’s “king cotton,” you’ll welcome

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in Starkville. On your travels between wooing Lady Luck and navigating Mississippi’s “metro” areas, you’ll welcome Starkville’s small town take on

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The COTTON DISTRICT, one of the most photographed areas in Starkville, features many intriguing cobblestone alley ways like this one. On the site of a collection of old cotton mill shanties, this development boasts more than 130 awardwinning properties in the New Urbanist style.

The COTTON DISTRICT GRILL, an eclectic mix of American fare, is a favorite hangout of MSU students, locals and visitors alike – in the heart of the Cotton District.

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On May 11, 1965, after playing a concert at Mississippi State Univer-

sity, Johnny Cash made Starkville his home for the night. His stay was so memorable that it inspired him to write his song “Starkville City Jail” – for those were his infamous accommodations! Local legend says that he was arrested during a late night run picking wildflowers from a Starkville residence. Rumor has it that when he came back for another concert five years later, he gave his arresting officers front row seats. While your visit is guaranteed to be much more hospitable, the “Man in Black’s” escapades inspired Starkville’s

Pardon Johnny Cash Flower Pickin’ Festival held each annual

fall. The weekend features nationally recognized musical headliners, lectures, a community redemption service and other activities honoring Cash’s life and music. During the 2007 festival, the Starkville Police Department awarded Cash a posthumous pardon for his 40 year old trespass.

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The Starkville City Jail’s CELL BLOCK “E”, or the “drunk tank” was Johnny Cash’s home for the night in 1965. Note to visitor: We hope you won’t find yourself visiting this particular attraction!

Marty Stuart performs during the 2007 PARDON JOHNNY CASH FLOWER PICKIN’ FESTIVAL.

Country, blues and gospel music have always been inexplicably entwined in the culture of the South. Here, JOANNE CASH, sister of Johnny Cash, performs a moving rendition of “Amazing Grace” during the 2007 festival. Can’t you see the resemblance!

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city-wide “Redemption” service is held each year as part of the festival’s events.

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JOHN GRISHAM donated many of his personal papers to create the John Grisham Room, which was dedicated in 1998. The collection includes book manuscripts, personal correspondence, fan letters, and even papers from his time as a MS State Representative.

Grisham began his first novel while living in EVANS RESIDENCE HALL on the MSU campus. Though never finished, that first fiction foray became the seeds of his best-selling novel “A Time to Kill.”

This illustration appears on the cover of one of the more than 22,000 pieces of RAGTIME sheet music housed in the TEMPLETON collection.

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The perfect respite on your tour of

the Mississippi Blues Trail, Starkville is a welcomed stop for culture and the arts, whether you’re on the highway between markers in West Point and Philadelphia or Columbus and Greenwood. Take a break from your Blues experience with a foray

into Ragtime at the Charles H. Templeton, Sr. Music Museum at Mitchell Memorial Library on the campus of Mississippi State. This unique collection features over 22,000 pieces of sheet music, recordings and musical instruments from the late 1890s and early 1900s. The

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held each March features world-renowned ragtime musicians, seminars and tours. While visiting Mitchell Memorial, add some intrigue with a stop at the

John Grisham Room. The rotating

exhibit offers a glimpse into Grisham’s creative process and houses many original manuscripts. The celebrated

novelist called Starkville home for several years while studying at MSU. In fact, his time as a “Bulldog” inspired him to begin his lifelong practice of journal writing.

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offers a yearly calendar of inspiring and diverse cultural events that make our university town a destination in and of itself. You won’t want to miss even one of the many world-renown performers who has made a Starkville stage (or arena) home for the night – from prize stallions and eclectic dance companies to rock stars and jazz quintets. Mississippi State University also hosts a wide variety of professional lecturers from many areas of study. Local talent abounds in Starkville’s cultural opportunities, and yearly weekend festivals represent the best our community has to offer.

MISSISSIPPI HORSE PARK & AGRICENTER In addition to yearly sanctioned rodeo and barrel racing events, the Park has also hosted horse shows, Monster Truck events, Motocross and an occasional circus – great fun for the kids!

STARKVILLE-MSU SYMPHONY ASSOCIATION The Association presents performances of the StarkvilleMSU Symphony and Chorus from October to April, including children’s programs and outdoor concerts.

STARKVILLE COMMUNITY THEATER The Company stages a dynamic calendar of performances each year in its intimate Playhouse on Main.

COTTON DISTRICT ARTS FESTIVAL Held the third Saturday in April each year, musicians get top billing throughout the day while visitors enjoy fine art exhibits, booths by regional artists, demonstrations, dramatic presentations and the popular “Taste of Starkville”, a showcase of Starkville’s eclectic dining choices.

MAGNOLIA INDEPENDENT FILM FESTIVAL This highly competitive showcase of independent filmmakers is held each year in February.

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Children test the percussion capabilities of various objects during the COTTON DISTRICT ARTS FESTIVAL – fun for the whole family!

The STARKVILLE-MSU SYMPHONY performs it’s annual “Pops on the Plaza” outdoor concert.

A rodeo competitor takes the reigns during a MISSISSIPPI HORSE PARK event. Note to visitor: Your ride to Starkville won’t be nearly as rough!

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During the fall and winter, over 16,000 and , ducks (and ana On May geese 11, 1965 after playing occasional bald eagle)State call Starkville concert at Mississippi University, and Oktibbeha County home at the Johnny Cash made Starkville his home Noxubee National Wildlife for the night. His stay was so memoraRefuge. This 48,000-acre desble that it inspired him to write his song ignated waterfowl habitat offers “Starkville City Jail” -- for those were his outdoor enthusiasts a wealth of infamous accommodations! Local legopportunities for bird-watching, end says that he was arrested during a hiking, picnicking, fishing and late night run picking wildflowers from hunting. Oktibbeha County Lake a Starkville residence. Rumor has it that and the Tennessee-Tombigbee when he came back for another concert Waterway, both just short drives 5 years later, he gave his arresting officers from Starkville, also offer great front row seats. fishing, swimming, boating and skiing for outdoor sportsmen. While your visit is guaranteed to be much more hospitable, the “Man in Waterfowl aren’t the only “birdies” Black’s” escapades inspired Starkville’s you’ll enjoy when you make annual Pardon Johnny Cash Flower Starkville your home for the night. Pickin’ Festival held each October. Golfers can enjoy several highly-rated The weekend features nationally reccourses during one weekend trip! ognized musical headliners, lectures, MSU’s Golf Course offers 18 holes a community redemption service and of beautiful greens, and has been other activities honoring Cash’s life and named one of Golf Digest’s “Best music. During the 2007 festival, the Places to Play.” Just off the MSU Starkville Police Department awarded campus, you’ll challenge your game Cash a posthumous pardon for his 40 at the Highlands Plantation Golf year old trespass. Course – one of Mid-South Golfer’s “Places to Play in Mississippi.” In addition, Old Waverly Golf Club (a one-time home to the LPGA U.S. Open) and Elm Lake Golf Course are both just short scenic drives from downtown Starkville.

The NOXUBEE NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE, established in 1940, is a dedicated habitat for waterfowl and other migratory birds including egrets like this one and the endangered red-cockaded woodpecker.

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BLUFF LAKE at the REFUGE offers excellent fishing. Several scenic overlooks surround the lake and provide better views of our seasonal guests.

The manicured greens at the MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY GOLF COURSE are just one stop for golf-lovers in Starkville.

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MSU Head Football Coach, Sylvester Croom, made history in 2004 when he became the first African American to hold the top coaching position at a Southeastern Conference university.

An unforgettable MSU Baseball tradition, LEFT FIELD LOUNGE at Dudy Noble Field is the envy of baseball fans everywhere. Bring a lawn chair, and you’ll probably get an invitation to sample some of the best grilled tailgating fare you’ve ever tasted!

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ASPEN BAY CANDLE COMPANY is just one of the many unique shops you’ll find on your shopping expedition before and after watching the DAWGS.

Mississippi State University Bulldogs, Starkville Home of the

hosts some of the most exciting Southeastern Conference rivalries you’ll find. When you make Starkville your home for great collegiate athletics, you’ll join the likes of MLB Cooperstown hopefuls Will Clark and Jeff Brantley, or Erick Dampier, the NBA’s 1996 first round draft pick and power center. They all found their launch pad to greatness right here in Starkville as MSU Bulldogs! Before and after game time, Starkville rings with the sound of cowbells! You’ll relish browsing Starkville’s many eclectic shopping districts and centers, including the downtown Old Main District, the Cotton District, College Park and Giggleswick Village. You’ll especially enjoy the scents of Aspen Bay Candle Company’s flagship company store in the Cotton Crossing Shopping Center. When your tastebuds need a tingle, check out one of Starkville’s unique restaurants with offerings from classic burgers, homemade pizzas and sushi to world-class barbecue, authentic Southern dishes and fine dining fare.

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For more information about places to shop, eat, sleep, see and do when you make Starkville your home for the night, please refer to our easy reference guide. If you need additional assistance, please don’t hesitate to call

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Festivals & Events, Distinctive Districts, Performances in the Arts, Entertainment, Recreation, Museums & Landmarks and Tours.

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Antiques, Books, Building Supply, Day Spas, Department Stores, Discount Stores, Florists, Formalwear, Furniture, Garden Centers, Gifts & Accessories, Grocers, Hunting Supplies, Jewelry, Mailing Services & Post Offices, Men’s Clothing, Music, Pharmacies, Shoes & Accessories, Specialty Shops, Sporting Goods and Women’s Clothing.

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Festivals & EVENTS

Art in the Garden Tour beautiful area gardens while enjoying artists and performers. Held in May annually. Various locations • 662-324-3080 • www.starkvillearts.org BULLDOG BASH Mississippi State’s Fall pep rally with food, live music on two stages, Bully and the MSU cheerleaders. Held in September annually. Historic Cotton District on University Dr • 662-325-3917 bulldogbash.msustudentassociation.com Charles templeton Ragtime Music Festival Comprised of a blend of major and mini-concerts by world-renown Ragtime musicians, seminars and tours. Held in March annually.

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MSU Campus, Mitchell Memorial Library and Lee Auditorium 662-325-2559 • library.msstate.edu/ragtime/festival

INTERNATIONAL FIESTA Celebrate the various cultures represented in Starkville’s diverse community. Taste the food, join the dancing and be a part of this world party. Held in April annually. MSU Campus, Drill Field • 662-325-0787 • www.wneighbors.org Magnolia Independent Film Festival This annual festival offers a chance to view more than two dozen independent films. Held in February annually. Hollywood Premier Cinemas • 662-324-3080 • www.magfilmfest.com MSU PIANO SHOWCASE Famous performers and teachers present their works, lead Master Classes and perform evening concerts. Held in June annually. MSU Campus • 662-325-2864 MSU HOLIDAY BAZAAR Holiday shopping made fun and easy at the Christmas fair with over 50 artisans displaying handmade goods. Held in December annually. MSU Campus • 662-325-2573 OKTOC COUNTRY STORE Arts & Crafts and homemade Brunswick stew sold. Free admission. Held in October or November annually. Oktoc Community Center • 662-323-8175 OLD MAIN MUSIC FESTIVAL Join crowds of music lovers for an outdoor concert featuring bluegrass, country and rock ‘n’ roll bands. Held in April annually. MSU Campus, The Junction • 662-325-3917 • www.oldmainmsu.com PARDON JOHNNY CASH FLOWER PICKIN’ FESTIVAL Live music, lectures and other activities honoring the life of Johnny Cash, the Man in Black. Held in October annually. 866-978-7704 • www.pardonjohnnycash.com SUPER BULLDOG WEEKEND Share the Maroon and White excitement at the Spring Homecoming with SEC Baseball & Softball and the famous pig-cooking contest. Held in April annually. MSU Campus, Various locations • 662-325-3074 Sturgis South All-Bike Motorcycle RallY A weekend packed with events: a bike show and games, area rides/ tours and live music. Camping available. Held in August annually. Hwy 12 West, Downtown Sturgis, MS • 662-465-7970 www.sturgismsrally.com

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COTTON DISTRICT ARTS FESTIVAL AND TASTE OF STARKVILLE Features a 5K run, pet parade, juried arts and crafts, live music, plant show and food from area restaurants. Held in April annually. Historic Cotton District on University Drive • 662-324-3080 www.starkvillearts.org

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Distinctive DISTRICTS

THE COTTON DISTRICT This award-winning development captures the flavor of the Deep South and is a nationally known model for new urbanism. See map for location • www.thecottondistrict.net GREENSBORO HISTORIC DISTRICT The neighborhood of choice for 1860s merchants and civic leaders reflects Victorian, Tudor-revival and Craftsman style architecture. See map for location. NASH STREET HISTORIC DISTRICT Starkville’s earliest unchanged subdivision with architecture from the 1930-40s including Tudor-revival, Craftsman and Colonial Revival style architecture. Once known as the Garden District. See map for location. OVERSTREET HISTORIC DISTRICT Features houses from ornate Queen Anne to Folk, Victorian, Colonial Revival & mid-twentieth century Craftsman and Bungalow styles. See map for location.

PERFORMANCES IN THE ARTS

LYCEUM SERIES Professional performances year-round including dances, musicals and concerts. MSU Campus, Lee Hall Auditorium • 662-325-4201 www.msstate.edu/dept/lyceum STARKVILLE COMMUNITY THEATER SCT stages a dynamic calendar of performances each season in its intimate Playhouse on Main. Contact theater for dates and times. 108 E Main St • 662-323-6855 • www.sct-online.org Starkville-MSU Symphony Association The Association sponsors an annual calendar of concerts featuring the Starkville-MSU Symphony and Chorus as well as programs for children. Held October-April annually. Various locations • www.starkvillemususymphony.org

ENTERTAINMENT

BULLDOG LANES Glow bowl, pro shop, league play, Blitz Arcade & McClesky’s Deli. Mon-Thu 10p-1a; Fri-Sat 10a-2a; Sun Noon-11p 400 Hwy 12 W • 662-323-2892 • www.bulldoglanes.net FUNTIME INFLATABLES Obstacle course, jumpers, sumo suites, spaceball, joust, popcorn/ cotton candy machines, tents and water slide. 1210 Ruth Rd • 662-323-3311 • www.funtimeinflatables.biz HOLLYWOOD PREMIER CINEMAS Eleven screens show the newest romantic, comedic, action and dramatic films. Various showtimes; Fri-Sat Midnight shows 101 Hollywood Blvd • 662-320-9000 www.hollywoodpremiercinemas.com MISSISSIPPI HORSE PARK & AGRICENTER Mississippi’s only full service horse park offering year-round events

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SKATE ODYSSEY Family entertainment including roller skating, arcade games, redemption games with a prize center, skate races and bounce house. Tue 6-8:30p; Fri 7-Mid; Sat 10a-10p; Sun 2-5p 830 Hwy 25 S • 662-323-8821 • www.myskatecenter.com/starkville SOUTHERN BILLIARDS Billard pro shop and parlor. Mon-Thu 10a-Mid; Fri-Sat 10a-1p 103 S Washington St • 662-323-7665 • www.southernbillards.com

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HIGHLANDS PLANTATION GOLF COURSE Set in residential community; named one of the “Places to Play in Mississippi” by Mid-South Golfer Magazine. Call for tee times. 1900 Stirling Dr • 662-323-2721 • www.highlandsplantationgolf.com JOHN STARR MEMORIAL FOREST Nearly 8200 acres of land for hunting, fishing, picnicking, hiking and primitive camping. Campsite and a lodge available, call for rates. Hwy 25 at Saint Mark St • 662-325-2191 • www.mdwfp.com MSU GOLF COURSE Gently rolling hills challenge all levels of play. Call for tee times. 1520 Hwy 182 E • 662-325-3028 • www.golfcourse.msstate.edu OKTIBBEHA COUNTY LAKE 479-acre, beautiful lake area, handicap accessible fishing piers, boat launch, developed and primitive camping, fishing, picnic areas, skiing and swimming. 1505 Eastover Dr • 662-323-3350 • www.mdwfp.com NOXUBEE NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE 48,000 acres featuring fishing, hiking and public hunting land. A haven for waterfowl and occasionally bald eagles. 2970 Bluff Lake Rd, Brooksville, MS • 662-323-5548 www.noxubee.fws.gov THE WILDERNESS TRAILS Motorcycle and ATV riding trails. 2715 Oktoc Road • 662-324-3101 • www.thewildernesstrails.com VERTEX (VIRTUAL ENVIRONMENT FOR REAL TIME EXPLORATION) Ride an airplane or rocket. Discover the innerworkings of an animal, hurricane or building. Any type of virtual experience is possible. Thad Cochran Research Park, Hwy 182 • 662-325-8885 www.hpc.msstate.edu/computing/vertex

MUSEUMS AND LANDMARKS

BMW MOTORCYCLE MUSEUM Unique museum showcasing pre-1984 Bench Mark Works motorcycles. Mon-Fri 9a-3p; Sat-Sun by appointment only. 3400 Earles Fork Rd, Sturgis, MS • 662-465-6444 www.benchmarkworks.com

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including rodeos, circuses, equine events, motorcross and concerts. RV camping available. Some events free. 716 E Poorhouse Road • 662-325-9350 www.mississippihorsepark.msucares.com

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CHAPEL OF MEMORIES & CARILLON TOWER Located in the heart of campus; bells play daily at noon and 5pm. MSU Campus, Across from Union • 662-325-3228 CHARLES H. TEMPLETON, SR. MUSIC MUSEUM This incredible collection, entitled “The Business of Music” showcases over 22,000 pieces of sheet music, records & musical instruments from the 1890s Ragtime Era. Mon-Fri 9a-4p MSU Campus, Mitchell Memorial Library (fourth floor) 662-325-7679 • library.msstate.edu/ragtime COBB MUSEUM A showcase of more than 350 tools and primitive machinery. Mon-Fri 8a-5p. MSU Campus, Forest Products Lab • 662-325-2116 Cullis and Gladys Wade Clock Museum Showcases an extensive collection (over 400 clocks) of mostly American clocks and watches dating as far back as the early 1700s, as well as French and German pieces. Mon-Fri 8a-5p MSU Campus, Cullis Wade Depot • 662-325-5198 visit.msstate.edu/clock DUNN-SEILER MUSEUM Rocks, fossils and other geological pieces including a triceratops skull and sabertooth tiger head. Mon-Fri 9a-5p; guided tours by appointment. MSU Campus, Hilbun Hall • 662-325-3915 JOHN GRISHAM ROOM Rotating exhibits offer visitors a glimpse into the best-selling author’s creative process. Groups of ten or more, contact in advance. Mon-Fri 9a-4p. MSU Campus, Mitchell Memorial Library (third floor) 662-325-2559 • library.msstate.edu/grisham_room MISSISSIPPI ENTOMOLOGICAL MUSEUM MSU Campus, Museum of Entomology • 662-325-2085 mississippientomologicalmuseum.org.msstate.edu MISSISSIPPI STATE UNIVERSITY Founded in 1878 as Mississippi A&M. The largest university in the state with more than 20,000 students, faculty and staff. Off Hwy 182 & 12, University Dr • 662-325-3442 • www.msstate.edu MSU DEPARTMENT OF ART GALLERY Showcases rotating exhibitions of regional and national scope. Mon-Sat 10a-4p; Sun 1-4p. MSU Campus, McComas Hall • 662-325-2954 MSU VETERANS’ MEMORIAL ROSE GARDEN Featuring several classes of roses. Call for tours. MSU Campus, R. Robert Foil Science Research Facility • 662-325-0506 rosegarden.msstate.edu OKTIBBEHA COUNTY HERITAGE MUSEUM Learn about county history in this authentic GM&O railroad depot. Tue-Thu 1-4p; tours available by appoinment Sat 10a-2p

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PEEPLES PECAN CO. Purchase or pick your own Mississippi grown pecans at this local family’s farm. Mon-Fri 8a-5p; Sat 8a-4p 754 Pecan Dr • 662-323-7038 REESE ORCHARD Experience picking your own oriental persimmons, pears, muscadines and blueberries at this local family’s orchard. Call for seasons and picking times. 1716 Sessums Cir • 662-324-1509 • www.reeseorchard.com

TOURS

A.B. McKAY FOOD RESEARCH & ENOLOGY LAB A guided tour allows visitors to see how wine, juices and jellies are produced from local muscadine grapes. By appointment only. MSU North Farm • 662-325-3011 AQUACULTURE RESEARCH CENTER Learn about the latest in catfish farming and freshwater shrimp research. By appointment only. MSU Campus, South Farm • 662-325-3087 ARBORETUM A guided tour of annuals, perennials, flowers and trees is available spring through fall. By appointment only. MSU Campus, South Farm • 662-325-2311 ASPEN BAY CANDLE COMPANY Tour shows how candles are hand-poured. Groups of ten or more by appointment. 1010 Lynn Ln • 662-323-0929 • www.aspenbaycandles.com Gift shop in Cotton Crossing Shopping Center (500 Russell St) open Mon-Sat 10a-5:30p HERZER DAIRY SCIENCE BUILDING & CHEESE FACTORY TOUR Showcases the making of Mississippi State cheese. Ice cream and cheese products sold in the gift shop. Group tours by appointment only. MSU Campus, Herzer Building • 662-325-3200 • www.msucheese.com HISTORIC DISTRICTS TOUR Tour the districts that tell the story of Starkville: Historic Downtown District, Greensboro District, Overstreet District, Nash Street District and Cotton District. Call Starkville CVB to schedule tours. 200 E Main St • 662-323-3322 • www.starkville.org

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BED & BREAKFASTS THE CEDARS 2173 Oktoc Road 662-324-7569

HICKORY HILL 1309 Camps Airport Road 662-324-2695 • 800-689-3983 www.hickoryhill.net

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HOTELS

America’s Best Value Inn and Suites 403 Hwy 12 E • 662-323-6161 888-315-2378 www.bestvalueinn.com COMFORT SUITES 801 Russell St • 662-324-9595 877-424-6423 www.choicehotels.com/hotel/ ms106 Days Inn and Suites 119 Hwy 12 W • 662-324-5555 800-329-7466 www.daysinn.com HAMPTON INN 700 Hwy 12 E • 662-324-1333 800-416-7866 www.hamptoninn1.hilton.com

HISTORIC HOTEL CHESTER 101 N Jackson St 662-323-5005 • 866-325-5005 www.suitedreams.cc HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS 110 Hwy 12 W • 662-324-0076 800-315-2621 www.hiexpress.com REGAL INN 410 Hwy 82 E • 662-323-8251 UNIVERSITY INN 703 Spring St • 662-323-9550 800-475-8648 www.universityinnstarkville.com UNIVERSITY MOTEL 104 Hwy 82 W • 662-323-1421

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ABNER’S FAMOUS CHICKEN TENDERS Daily 11a-9p 518 S Montgomery St 662-338-0098 APPLEBEE’S Daily 11a-Mid 814 Hwy 12 W • 662-324-3459 BARNHILL’S BUFFET Sun-Thu 10:45a-8:30p; Fri-Sat 10:45a-9p 409 Hwy 12 E • 662-615-5491 BIG DADDY’S RESTAURANT & BAR Mon-Fri 4p-Mid; Fri-Sat 4p-1a 101 N Jackson St • 662-323-5005 Bleeker Street Deli Mon-Thu/Sat 10a-8p; Fri 10a5p; Sun 8a-8p MSU Campus, Colvard Student

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Union • 662-325-0923 BULLDOG DELI Daily 10:30a-10p 702 University Dr 662-324-DELI CATFISH ONE Thu-Sat 11a-8p 605 S Jackson St (in the Fred’s parking lot) • 662-324-1142 CHILI’S BAR & GRILL Mon-Thu 10:30a-11p; Fri-Sat 10:30a-Mid; Sun 10:30a-10p 125 Hwy 12 W • 662-323-2455 CHRISTY’S HAMBURGERS Mon-Thu 11a-9:30p; Fri-Sat 11a-Mid; Sun 11a-9p 446 Hwy 12 W • 662-323-6497 CITY BAGEL CAFE Mon-Thu 6:30a-8p; Fri 6:30a9p; Sat 6:30a-2p; Sun 8a-2p

511 University Dr 662-323-FOOD COTTON DISTRICT GRILL Mon-Sat 11a-Mid; Sun 11a-9p Bar: Mon-Thu 11a-Mid; Fri-Sat 11-1a; Sun 11a-9p 106 Maxwell St • 662-323-6062 Doe’s Eat Place Tue-Sat, 5-9p 213 E Main St • 662-324-4005 Down the Hatch Deli Mon-Sat 10a-2p, 4-8p; Sun 4-8p 405 Russell St (inside BP) 662323-7499 Einstien brothers bagels Mon-Thu 8a-Noon; Fri 8a-3p; Sat 2p-7p MSU Campus, Mitchell Memorial Library 662-325-0923 HUDDLE HOUSE Daily 24 hours 809 Hwy 12 W • 662-615-1313 LENNY’S SUB SHOP Mon-Sat 10:30a-9p 100 Russell St #13 • College Park Shopping Center • 662-323-8008

McALISTER’S DELI Mon-Thu 10:30a-10p; Fri-Sun 10:30a-10:30p 500 Russell Street • Cotton Crossing Shopping Center 662-324-6464 McCLESKY’S DELI Mon-Thu 10a-1p; Fri-Sat 10a2p; Sun Noon-11p 400 Hwy 12 W (inside Bulldog Lanes) • 662-323-2892 Morris’ Bar-B-Q & Steakhouse Wed-Thu 10a-8p; Fri-Sat 10a-10p 1347 16th Section Rd 662-320-6661 MSU CAFETERIA Mon-Fri 7a-1:30p, 5-7:30p; Sun

Marketplace Restaurant at Perry Mon-Fri 7a-8p; Sat-Sun 10:30a1:30p, 5-7p MSU Campus, Perry Hall at Darden Ave • 662-325-2965 MUGSHOTS GRILL & BAR Mon-Thu 11a-Mid; Fri-Sat 11-1a 101 N Douglas Connor St 662-324-3965 N’AWLINS STYLE Mon-Sat 1:30-7:30p 2249 Old Hwy 25 S (In the Shepp’s Cleaners parking lot) 662-418-5324 OBY’S Daily 10:30a-9p 504 Academy Rd 662-323-0444 PETTY’S BBQ CARRY-OUT Daily 10a-10p 103 Hwy 12 W • 662-324-2363 POLLIWOGS EATERY & PUB Mon-Thu 11a-Mid; Fri 11-1a; Sat 2p-1a 511 Academy Rd 662-323-4274

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THE LITTLE DOOEY Mon-Sat 11a-9p 100 Fellowship St 662-323-6094

9a-1:30p MSU Campus, Perry Hall at Darden Ave • 662-325-2965

RED ZONE WINGS Daily 10a-2a 303 Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr 662-338-1050

REMINGTON HUNT CLUB BAR & GRILL Mon-Sat 3p-Mid 400 Hwy 12 W • 662-615-5444 RICK’S CAFE Mon-Sat 11-1a 319B Hwy 82 E • 662-323-7475 RUBY TUESDAYS Mon-Thu 11a-11p; Fri-Sat 11aMid; Sun 11a-10p 110A Hwy 12 W • 662-615-4245 STARKVILLE CAFE Daily 5a-2p 211 Main St • 662-323-1665

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STROMBOLI’S Mon-Thu 11a-10p; Fri-Sat 11a11p; Sun 5p-10p 408 University Dr 662-615-4080 SWEET PEPPERS DELI Daily 11a-10p 904 Hwy 12 W • 662-323-0204 THREE GENERATIONS Tea Room Tue-Sat 11a-5p 217 N Jackson St • 662-324-1507 UP YOUR ALLEY TAMALES & MARGARITAS Mon-Thu 11a-Mid; Fri-Sat, 11a-1p 701 University Dr, Suite 1 662-338-9020 WAFFLE HOUSE Daily 24 hours 1195 Hwy 82 E • 662-323-3968

JAPANESE

Miso Noodle & Sushi Bar Mon-Thu 10a-8p; Fri 10a-5p MSU Campus, Colvard Student Union • 662-325-0923 Sushi on Main Mon-Thu 11:30a-2:30p & 5-10p; Fri 11:30a-2:30p & 510:30p; Sat 5-10:30p 101 N Jackson St • 662-323-5005 UMI JAPANESE RESTAURANT Mon-Fri 11a-10p; Sat-Sun 11a-11p 101A G.T. Thames Dr 662-338-9008

MEXICAN

ZAXBY’S Daily 10:30a-10p 829 Hwy 12 W • 662-320-9003

La Magnolia Mexican Restaurant Daily 11a-9p 500 Hwy 12 E • 662-338-1868

ETHNIC CHINESE

MEXICO TIPICO Mon-Sat 11a-9:30p 123 Hwy 12 W • 662-323-2117

CHINA GARDEN Sun-Thu 11a-10p 821A Hwy 12 W • 662-323-8686 EAT

OLD VENICE PIZZA CO. Mon-Sat 11a-10:30p; Fri-Sat 10:30a-10p 110 E Main St • 662-320-6872

GREAT WALL Mon-Fri 10:30a-9:30p; Sat-Sun 11a-9:30p 1146 E Lee Blvd • 662-324-8298 JEAN’S CAFE Sun-Thu 11a-9:30p; Fri-Sat 11a-10p 103C Rue de Grand Fromage 662-615-3882 TASTE OF CHINA Daily 11a-11p 608 Hwy 12 E • 662-324-0555

ITALIAN

BIN 612 Mon 3p-Mid; Tue-Thu 11aMid; Fri 11-1a; Sat 3p-1a 612 University Dr, Suite 3 662-324-6126

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MI HACIENDA Mon-Wed 11a-9:30p; Thu-Sat 11a-10p; Sun 11a-9p 911 Hwy 12 W • Main Street Shopping Center • 662-320-2233 Zoca Southwest Grill Sat-Thu 10a-8p; Fri 10a-5p MSU Campus, Colvard Student Union • 662-325-0923

MIDDLE EASTERN

SHAHERAZAD’S Daily 11a-8:30p 612 University Dr, Suite 1 662-242-6902

PERUVIAN

GORDO’S PERUVIAN RESTAURANT Mon-Thu 11a-9p; Fri-Sat 11a-10p 108 Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr. 662-338-1788

FAST FOOD

ARBY’S Daily 10a-10p 112 Hwy 12 W • 662-324-5677

SUBWAY Daily 10a-Mid 416 Hwy 12 E • 662-323-6210

Burger King Mon-Fri 7-2a; Sat-Sun 4p-2a MSU Campus, Roberts Hall 662-325-2969

SUBWAY Daily 10a-Mid 911 Hwy 12 W, Suite 107A Main Street Shopping Center 662-324-6040

CAPTAIN D’S Sun-Thu 10:45a-10p; Fri-Sat 6-1a 306 Hwy 12 W • 662-323-0689

SUBWAY Daily 10a-Mid 210 N Jackson St • 662-323-3733

CHICK-FIL-A Mon-Sat 7a-8p MSU Campus, MSU Mini Mall 662-325-0923

TACO BELL Sun-Thu 9a-Mid; Fri-Sat 9-1a 207 Hwy 12 W • 662-323-5174

HARDEE’S Daily 24 hours 411 Hwy 12 E • 662-323-8047 KFC Daily 10a-10p 127A Hwy 12 W • 662-323-1944 McDONALD’S Sun-Thu 6a-11p; Fri-Sat 6a-Mid 500 Hwy 12 E • 662-323-1706 McDONALD’S Daily 6a-11p 817 Hwy 12 W (inside Amoco) 662-320-3908

QUIZNOS SUB Daily 11a-9p 409 University Dr 662-320-7205 SONIC DRIVE-IN Mon-Thu 9a-11p; Fri-Sat 9aMid; Sun 10a-11p 302 Hwy 12 E • 662-323-3448 SONIC DRIVE-IN Mon-Thu 9a-11p; Fri-Sat 9aMid; Sun 10a-11p 815 Hwy 12 W • 662-324-6214

PIZZA

DAVE’S DARK HORSE TAVERN Sat-Thu 3p-Mid; Fri 11a-Mid 410 Hwy 82 E • 662-324-3316 Delivery: 662-324-7001 DOMINO’S Sun-Thu 11-1a; Fri-Sat 11-2a 101 Hwy 12 E • 662-324-2100 PAPA JOHN’S PIZZA Mon-Thu 11-2a; Fri-Sat 11-3a; Sun 11-1a 500 Russell St • Cotton Crossing Shopping Center • 662-323-7272

EAT

POPEYE’S Sun-Thu 6a-11p; Fri-Sat 6aMid 814A Hwy 12 W • Starkville Crossing Shopping Center 662-324-3537

WENDY’S Sun-Mon 10-1a; Fri-Sat 10-2a 102 Hwy 12 W • 662-324-2929

PIZZA HUT WEST Sun-Thu 11a-Mid; Fri-Sat 11-1a 911 Hwy 12 W • Main Street Shopping Center • 662-324-2321 PIZZA HUT EAST Sun-Thu 11a-11p; Fri-Sat 11a-Mid 211 Hwy 12 W • 662-323-8373 Sbarro Mon-Fri 10a-8p; Sat 10a-8p MSU Campus, Colvard Student Union • 662-325-0923

STEAKS & SEAFOOD

CAPPE’S STEAK HOUSE Mon-Fri 11a-1:30p; Tue-Sat 5-10p 105 Eckford Dr • 662-324-1987

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Fish Shack 2 Mon 10a-2p; Tue-Wed 10a-8p; Thu 10a-10p; Fri-Sun 12p-6p 2330 Old West Point Rd 662-323-1333 HARVEYS Mon-Thu 11a-9:30p; Fri-Sat 11a-10p 406 Hwy 12 E • 662-323-1669 THE VERANDA Mon-Sat 11a-10p; Bar: MonThu 11a-Mid; Fri-Sat 11-1a 208 Lincoln Green 662-323-1231 RESTAURANT TYLER Sun-Thu 4p-Mid; Fri-Sat 4p-1a 100 E Main St • 662-324-1014 Wasson’s Fish House Tue-Fri 11a-2p, 5-9p; Sat 5-10p 106 Eckford Dr • 662-338-9220

COFFEE & DESSERTS

BASKIN ROBBINS ICE CREAM Daily 24 hours 868 Hwy 12 W (inside Mobil gas station) • 662-323-2707

EAT

BOP’S FROZEN CUSTARD Mon-Thu 11a-10p; Fri 11a11p; Sat Noon-11p; Sun 2-10p 127 Hwy 12 W • 662-323-5449

COLD STONE CREAMERY Mon-Thu 11a-10p; Fri-Sat 11a-11p 605 Hwy 12 W • 662-320-7066 THE BOOK MART CAFE’ Mon-Sat 9:30a-5:30p 120 Main St (Inside Book Mart) 662-323-2844 STATE FOUNTAIN Bakery Mon-Fri 7a-5p MSU Mini Mall (beside Union) 662-325-2967 SHIPLEY’S DONUTS Mon-Sat 5:30a-6p; Sun 5:30a-2p 418 Hwy 12 E • Southdale Shopping Center • 662-324-6003 SNO BIZ Mon-Sat 12p-8p; Sun 2p-8p 456 Hwy 12 W Starbucks Mon-Thu 7a-10p; Fri 7a-5p; Sat-Sun 8a-8p MSU Campus, Colvard Student Union • 662-325-0923 STRANGE BREW Mon-Fri 6a-Mid; Sat-Sun 7aMid 605 Hwy 12 W • 662-320-7022

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ANTIQUES

BOARDTOWN TRADING POST Mon-Fri 9a-5:30p; Sat 9a-3p 128 S Jackson St • 662-324-7296 Rite Way Refinishing & Antiques Mon-Thu 8a-5p; Fri 8a-4p 1675 Old Hwy 82 662-323-9329

BOOKS

BARNES AND NOBLE Mon-Fri 7:30a-9p; Sat 10a-9p; Sun 10a-6p

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MSU Campus • Cullis Wade Depot • 662-325-1576 BOOK MART Mon-Sat 9:30a-5:30p 120 Main St • 662-323-2844 BULLY’S TEXTBOOK EXCHANGE Mon-Fri 8a-6p; Sat 10a-3p 414 Hwy 12 E • Southdale Shopping Center • 662-324-6921 CAMPUS BOOK MART Mon-Fri 7:30a-6p; Sat 9:30a-

5p; Sun 1-4p 1164 E Lee Blvd • 662-323-7600

Crossing Shopping Center 662-323-4461

The Lodge Mon-Fri 10a-6p; Sat 9:30-6p 408 Hwy 12 E • Southdale Shopping Center • 662-324-1597

PEEBLES Mon-Sat 10a-8p; Sun Noon-6p 844 Hwy 12 W • Starkville Crossing Shopping Center 662-323-1721 REED’S Mon-Sat 9:30a-6p 302 University Dr 662-323-2684

BUILDING SUPPLY

BELL BUILDING SUPPLY Mon-Sat 7a-5p 402 E Lampkin St 662-323-4632 EAST MISSISSIPPI LUMBER COMPANY Mon-Fri 7a-6p; Sat 7a-5p 300 Russell St • 662-323-3554

SEARS, ROEBUCK & COMPANY Mon-Sat 9a-6p; Sun 1-6p 424B Hwy 12 W • 662-323-7599

LOWE’S Mon-Sat 7a-9p; Sun 8a-7p 882 Hwy 12 W • 662-320-7746

CVS Daily 8a-Mid 410 Hwy 12 E • 662-615-6033

CHILDREN’S CLOTHING

DIRT CHEAP Mon-Sat 9a-8p 311 Hwy 12 W • State Shopping Center • 662-615-1420

POLKA TOTS Mon-Sat 10a-5p 123 Main St • 662-324-2114

DOLLAR GENERAL STORE Mon-Sat 9a-8p 616 Hwy 12 E • 662-324-5005 DOLLAR GENERAL STORE Mon-Sat 9a-8p 1188 Louisville St • 662-323-9888 DOLLAR GENERAL STORE Mon-Sat 9a-8p 1309 Stark Rd • 662-323-3529

MARY VIRGINIA’S Tue-Fri 10a-5p; Sat 10a-3p 102 W Main St • 662-324-0201

DAY SPAS

AVANT GARDE SALON Mon/Wed-Fri 8a-5p; Thu 8a-8p; Sat 8a-2p 530 Academy Rd • 662-324-0866 AWAKENING SPIRIT Tue-Fri 10a-6p; Sat 10a-2p 329 University Dr 662-338-9444 Bella Nova Salon and Day Spa Mon-Thu 8a-8p; Fri 8a-6p; Sat 8a-5p 418 Hwy 12 W • 662-324-0092 TOKROS Mon-Sat 9a-5p 106 E Main St • 662-324-1967

DEPARTMENT STORES

JC PENNEY Mon-Sat 10a-8p; Sun 12:305:30p 864 Hwy 12 W • Starkville

DISCOUNT STORES

Dollar Tree Mon-Sat 9a-9p; Sun 10a-7p 836 Hwy 12 W • 662-323-1126 Family Dollar Mon-Sat 9a-8p; Sun 10a-6p 301 Martin Luther King, Jr. Dr 662-323-9065 FRED’S DISCOUNT STORE Mon-Sat 8a-8p; Sun Noon-6p 605 Jackson St • 662-323-3582 WALGREENS Mon-Sat 7a-11p; Sun 8a-10p 220 Hwy 12 W • 662-323-0848 WAL-MART SUPERCENTER Daily 24 hours 1010 Hwy 12 W • 662-323-0488

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FLORISTS

THE FLOWER COMPANY Mon-Fri 9a-5:30p; Sat 10a-2p 100 Russell St • College Park Shopping Center • 662-320-9040 Flowers By The Bunch Mon-Tue/Thu-Fri 9a-5p; Wed/ Sat 9a-Noon 600 Jackson St • 662-323-9580 HOUSE OF FLOWERS Mon-Fri 9a-5p; Sat 8:30a-2p 512 Hwy 82 W • 662-324-0345 KROGER FLOWER SHOP Mon-Tue/Thu-Sat 9a-6p 826 Hwy 12 W • 662-324-8032 Mississippi State Florist Mon-Tue/Thu-Fri 8a-5p; Wed 8a-Noon MSU Mini Mall (beside Union) 662-325-3585 Piggly Wiggly FLORAL SHOP Mon-Fri 8a-5p 302 Hwy 12 W • 662-324-1300 STEWART’S TOWN & CAMPUS FLORIST Mon-Fri 8:30a-5p; Sat 8:30aNoon 419 Lampkin St • 662-323-4640

FORMALWEAR

BILL W. DAVIS PHOTOGRAPHY Mon-Fri 10a-6p 517 University Dr 662-323-6966 CHRISTINE’S COUTURE Mon-Sat 10a-7p 201 E Main St • 662-324-8488 HOUSE OF TUX Mon-Tue/Thu-Fri 10a-5p; Sat 10a-3p 500 Russell St • Cotton Crossing Shopping Center • 662-323-7766

FURNITURE

SHOP

BADCOCK HOME FURNISHINGS CENTER Mon-Fri 10a-7p; Sat 9a-6p 416A Hwy 12 W • 662-323-3175

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Designer’s Gallery Mon-Sat 10a-6p 201 Hwy 12 E • 662-324-3224 New LiTe Furniture Outlet Mon-Sat 9a-6p 1476 Sykes Rd • 662-323-4450 Rick’s Home Galleries Mon-Sat 8a-6p 1091 Stark Rd • 662-323-9640 SPILLER FURNITURE Mon-Sat 8a-5:30p 319 Martin Luther King Jr. Dr 662-323-2000 SPOT CASH HOME CENTER Mon-Fri 8a-5:30p; Sat 9a-4p 201 Hwy 12 E • 662-323-4217 SULLIVAN’S OFFICE SUPPLY Mon-Fri 8:30a-5:30p; Sat 10a-4p 204 Main St • 662-323-5222 Suzanne Lindley Interiors and Antiques Mon-Fri 10a-5p 450 Hwy 12 W, Suite A 662-320-7284

GARDEN CENTERS

Boardtown Garden and Landscaping Mon-Fri 8a-5p 404 Hwy 82 W • 662-323-9620 OKTIBBEHA COUNTY CO-OP Mon-Fri 7:30a-5:30p; Sat 7:30a-2p 201 Pollard Rd • 662-323-1742 PHILLIPS GARDEN CENTER Mon-Fri 8:30a-5p 506 Academy Rd • 662-323-3855

GIFTS & ACCESSORIES

ASPEN BAY CANDLES Mon-Sat 9:30a-5:30p 500 Russell St • Cotton Crossing Shopping Center • 662-323-0929 AVA’S MONOGRAMMING Mon-Fri 10a-5:30p; Sat 10a3:30p 109 Main St • 662-323-1180

BABYWICK Mon-Fri 9:30a-6p; Sat 9:30a-5p 200 Hwy 12 E • Giggleswick Village • 662-323-7929 CLAIRE’S ACCESSORIES Mon-Sat 10a-7p; Sun 1-6p 882 Hwy 12 W • 662-338-9006 Dodads Mon-Fri 10a-6p; Sat 9a-5p 500 Russell St • Cotton Crossing Shopping Center • 662-324-8082 GAME STOP Mon-Sun 10a-9p 911 Hwy 12 W • Main Street Shopping Center • 662-323-8165 GIGGLESWICK Mon-Fri 9:30a-6p; Sat 9:30a-5p 200 Hwy 12 E • Giggleswick Village • 662-323-4438 IOTA Mon-Sat 10a-5:30p 106 E Main St • 662-324-9067 KIM’S HALLMARK Mon-Sat 9:30a-6p 100 Russell St • College Park Shopping Center • 662-324-0810 OCCASIONS GIFT SHOP Mon-Sat 10a-5:30p 115 W Main St • 662-323-0415 THE PURPLE ELEPHANT Mon-Fri 10a-5:30p; Sat 10a-5p 100 Russell St • College Park Shopping Center • 662-324-4008 WIGTWIZZLE Mon-Fri 9:30a-6p; Sat 9:30a-5p 200 Hwy 12 E • Giggleswick Village • 662-323-5850

GROCERS

Joy Foods Tue-Sat 11a-6p 110E GT Thames Dr 662-320-2144 KROGER Mon-Sun 5:30a-Mid 826 Hwy12 W • 662-324-8032

Piggly Wiggly Daily 24 hours 118 Hwy 12 W • 662-324-1300

HUNTING SUPPLIES

DEWEESE GUN, PAWN & TROPHY SHOP Mon-Fri 9a-5:30p; Sat 9a-4p 208 Hwy 12 W • 662-323-5534 Golden Triangle Bass Shop Mon-Fri 9a-6p; Sat 9a-2p 434 Hwy 12 W • 662-324-3474

JEWELRY

HUNT’S JEWELERS Mon-Fri 9a-5:30p; Sat 9a-5p 404 Hwy 12 E • Southdale Shopping Center • 662-323-1442 JEWELER’S BENCH Mon-Fri 9:30a-5:30p 124 Hwy 12 W • 662-323-0938 MONTGOMERY’S JEWELRY Mon-Sat 9a-5:30p 218 Main St • 662-323-1572

MAILING SERVICES & POST OFFICES

CAMPUS & CITY MAIL SERVICES Mon-Fri 8a-5p; Sat 9a-11p 214 E Main St • 662-324-0017 MSU POST OFFICE Mon-Fri 8:30a-5p; Sat 8:3010:30a 11 E Lee Blvd • 662-323-5772 Starkville Post Office Mon-Fri 8:30a-5p 822 Hwy 12 W • 662-323-4752 THE UPS STORE Mon-Fri 8a-6:30p; Sat 8a-2p 834 Hwy 12 W • 662-338-5077

MEN’S CLOTHING

GEORGE SHERMAN CLOTHIERS Mon-Sat 9:30a-6p 100 Russell St • College Park Shopping Center • 662-323-2326

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New Lite Grocery and Deli Mon-Thu 5:30a-10p; Fri-Sat

5:30a-Mid; Sun 6a-10p 1218 Hwy 12 W • 662-323-9839

KADOO’S Mon-Sat 10a-8p; Sun 1-6p 210B Hwy 12 W • 662-323-5557 SMITH & BYARS Mon-Sat 9:30a-5:30p 122 Main St • 662-323-5793

Mon-Sat 9a-6p 117 N Jackson St • 662-324-0321

MUSIC

WALGREENS PHARMACY Mon-Fri 8a-10p; Sat 9a-6p; Sun 10a-6p 220 Hwy 12 W • 662-323-2129

IDEAL ACOUSTICS Tue-Fri 10:30a-5:30p; Sat 10a-5p 100 Russell St • College Park Shopping Center • 662-324-1020

WAL-MART PHARMACY Mon-Fri 9a-9p; Sat 9a-6p; Sun 11a-5p 1010 Hwy 12 W • 662-323-0488

SAM GOODY’S Mon-Thu 10a-8p; Fri-Sat 10a9p; Sun Noon-6p 824 Hwy 12 W • Starkville Crossing Shopping Center 662-323-7265

EXPRESS SHINE Mon-Sat 8a-5:30p 202 E Lampkin St 662-338-0072

BACKSTAGE MUSIC Mon-Sat 10a-6p 115B Hwy 12 W • 662-323-3824

PHARMACIES

CVS Pharmacy Mon-Fri 8a-10p; Sat 8a-6p; Sun 10a-6p 410 Hwy 12 E • 662-615-6033 FAMILY MEDS PHARMACY Mon-Fri 8:30a-6p; Sat 9a-2p 200 Hospital Rd • 662-323-0885 FRED’S DISCOUNT PHARMACY Mon-Sat 8a-6p 605 Jackson St • 662-323-8133 Good Neighbor (Baze) Pharmacy Mon-Wed/Fri 8a-5p; Thur 8a-Noon 105 Strange Rd •662-323-4400 KROGER PHARMACY Mon-Sat 9a-9p; Sun 10a-6p 826 Hwy 12 W • Starkville Crossing Shopping Center 662-324-8053

SHOP

Piggly Wiggly Pharmacy Mon-Fri 9a-9p; Sat 9a-6p; Sun 1-7p 118 Hwy 12 W • 662-324-8070 STARKVILLE DISCOUNT DRUGS

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Total Care Pharmacy Mon-Fri 8:30a-6p; Sat 8a-2p 200 Hospital Rd • 662-323-0885

SHOES & ACCESSORIES

JONES SHOE SHOP Mon-Fri 8a-5:30p; Sat 8a-3p 102 S Lafayette St • 662-323-1772 PAYLESS SHOE SOURCE Mon-Sat 9a-8p; Sun 11a-5p 814 Hwy 12 W • Starkville Crossing Shopping Center 662-324-7711 THE SHOE BOX Mon-Sat 9:30a-7p; Sun 1-5p 842A Hwy 12 W • Starkville Crossing Shopping Center 662-615-5600 Shoe Country Mon-Fri 10a-6p; Sat 9a-5:30p 100 Russell St • College Park Shopping Center • 662-320-8500 SHOE DEPARTMENT Mon-Sat 9a-9p; Sun 1-6p 911 Hwy 12 W • Main Street Shopping Center • 662-615-1888

SPECIALTY SHOPS

AUTOZONE Mon-Sat 8a-10p; Sun 8a-8p 901 Hwy 12 W • 662-324-1090 The Bicycle Shop Mon-Fri 10a-6p 500 Russell St • Cotton Crossing Shopping Center • 662-323-2555

The Chalet Mon-Fri 8a-5:30p; Sat 8a-2p 618 Hwy 12 E • 662-323-6928

O’REILLY AUTO PARTS Mon-Sat 7:30a-9p; Sun 8a-7p 1311 Stark Rd • 662-324-0791

Cook’s Corner Mon-Fri 9:30a-6p; Sat 9:30a-5p 200 Hwy 12 E • Giggleswick Village • 662-323-4438

Sally Beauty Supply Mon-Fri 9a-8p; Sun Noon-6p 862 Hwy 12 W • Starkville Crossing Shopping Center 662-324-3222

CRAFTS & MORE Mon-Sat 8:30a-6:30p 1374 Hwy 182 W 662-324-2663 Dandy DoodlEz Tue-Wed 10a-6p; Thu-Sat 10a-8p 222 E Main St • 662-324-1880 DEEN’S CARPETS & INTERIORS/CARPET CLEANING Mon-Fri 9a-5:30p 1347 Hwy 182 E • 662-323-6086 General Nutrition Center Mon-Sat 9:30-8:30p 911 Hwy 12 W • Main Street Shopping Center • 662-323-4919 Golden Triangle Fabric Center Mon-Fri 10a-5:30p; Sat 10a-1p 401 E Lampkin St 662-323-2378 Gone Fishin’ Mon-Fri 10a-6p 306 University Dr • 662-324-3209 MAIN STREET ARTS Mon-Fri 9:30a-5:30p; Sat 10a-2p 119 E Main St • 662-323-2400 MORRIS CATERING COMPANY Wed-Thu 10a-8p; Fri-Sat 10a-10p 1347 16th Section Rd 662-320-6661

Total Look Mon-Thu 9a-6p; Fri-Sat 9-6:30p 400E Hwy 12 W • 662-324-2247 United Produce Mon-Fri 7a-4p; Sat 7a-Noon 900 Hwy 25 S • 662-323-8578 Westside Market Mon-Fri 8a-11p; Sat 11a-7p 141 Long St • 662-323-7004 YELVERTON COMICS Mon-Sat 2p-Mid 500 Russell St • Cotton Crossing Shopping Center • 662-338-5200

SPORTING GOODS

HIBBETT SPORTS Mon-Sat 10a-9p; Sun 12:305:30p 860 Hwy 12 W • Starkville Crossing Shopping Center 662-323-9377 THE LODGE Mon-Fri 10a-6p; Sat 9:30a-6p 408 Hwy 12 E • Southdale Shopping Center • 662-324-1597 SOUTHERN BILLIARDS PRO SHOP Mon-Thu 10a-Mid; Fri-Sat 10-1a 103 S Washington St 662-323-POOL

WOMEN’S CLOTHING CATO / CATO PLUS Mon-Sat 10a-9p; Sun 1-6p

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Radio Shack Mon-Sat 9a-8p; Sun Noon-6p 911 Hwy 12 W • Main Street Shopping Center • 662-323-7426

Swap Shop of Mississippi Mon-Fri 9a-6p 823 Hwy 12 W • 662-624-3888

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Neblett’s Frame Outlet Mon-Fri 10a-5:30p; Sat 10a-2p 100 Russell St • College Park Shoping Center • 662-323-2001

The Savvy Grape Mon-Sat 10a-10p 500 Russell St • Cotton Crossing Shopping Center • 662-324-8009

880 Hwy 12 W • Starkville Crossing Shopping Center 662-324-8155 Clarie’s Boutique Mon-Thu 10a-7p; Fri-Sat 10a8p; Sun 1p-6p 911 Hwy 12 W •Main Street Shopping Center • 662-615-1739 Clothes and Shoes Mon-Wed 10a-6p; Thu-Sat 10a-7p 442B Hwy 12 W • 662-323-1377 FACTORY CONNECTION Mon-Sat 9:30a-6p 327 Hwy 12 W • State Shopping Center • 662-323-3546

100 Russell St • College Park Shopping Center • 662-323-0995 SOHO Mon-Fri 10a-5p; Sat 11a-4p 212 E Main St • 662-615-0188 THE SUNDIAL Mon-Sat 10a-5:30p 106 E Main St • 662-324-2070 The Wardrobe Mon-Fri 9:30a-6p; Sat 9:30-5p 200 Hwy 12 E • Giggleswick Village • 662-323-4438

FANCY FROCK Wed-Fri 1-5p; Sat 10a-2p by appt 201 N Lafayette St • 662-320-3900 FASHION ACCENT Mon-Sat 10a-5:30p 220 E Main St • 662-324-5620 It’s Fashion Mon-Wed 10a-7p; Thu-Sat 10a8p; Sun 1-6p 856 Hwy 12 W • 662-323-9386 Lagniappe Mon-Sat 10a-5p 102 Rue Du Grand Fromiage, Suite D • 662-338-1994 Libby Story Mon-Sat 10a-5p 122 N Jackson St • 662-323-1426 Mak B & Co. Mon-Fri 10a-6p; Sat 10a-5p 100 Russell St • College Park Shopping Center • 662-323-5491

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Mint ConsigNment Boutique Mon-Sat 10a-6p 823D Hwy 12 W • 662-324-2641 Ooh La La Mon-Wed 10a-6p; Thu-Sat 10a9p; Sun Noon-5p 117 Main St • 662-323-5639 SISTER’S FINE CLOTHING Mon-Sat 10a-5:30p

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Starkville’s OLD MAIN DISTRICT is the heart of the downtown area. It is named for “Old Main,” the first dormitory on the MSU Campus. Before the dormitory was destroyed by a fire in 1959, it was considered to have been the largest college dormitory in the United States.

Bricks salvaged from the Old Main fire were used to build the Chapel of Memories and Carillon Tower, one of many notable campus buildings.

Located at the crossroads of your Mississippi experience, Starkville is an easy stop for the night with four-lane highway access to metropolitan areas such as Jackson, MS; Birmingham, AL; and Memphis, TN. The Golden Triangle Regional Airport is located just 14 miles from Starkville and offers daily flights. Starkville is a Mississippi Hills Hertiage Area www.mississippihills.org

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