SV Community Conversations
Empowering Civic Dialogue
Starkville Voices Community Conversations have created space for local leaders, community members, and organizations to come together for open and informative discussions about the issues, opportunities, and decisions shaping Starkville and Oktibbeha County. These conversations are designed to make local information more accessible, encourage respectful dialogue, and give community members a better understanding of what is happening around them and how they can stay engaged.
Previous Discussions
SV Mission Video
A look at why Starkville Voices was created, the mission behind the work, and our commitment to informing, empowering, and engaging the people of Starkville and Oktibbeha County.
Mayor Lynn Spruill
A conversation about city leadership, community growth, local government, and the future of Starkville.
Dr. Tony McGee
A conversation centered on education, the Starkville Oktibbeha Consolidated School District, and the future of public education in our community.
TJ Green
A conversation focused on community leadership, service, and the importance of staying connected and engaged in Starkville.
Johelen Walker
A conversation with Oktibbeha County Tax Assessor and Collector Johelen Walker about property taxes, assessments, tax collection, and helping community members better understand the services provided through her office.
Alderman William Pochop
A discussion about local government, serving on Starkville Board of Aldermen, and issues affecting community members across the city.
Zac Selmon
A conversation with Mississippi State University's Director of Athletics about MSU Athletics, its connection to Starkville, and the future of Bulldog Athletics.
Mike Tagert
A discussion focused on economic development, growth, and opportunities within Greater Starkville Development Partnership that can help strengthen Starkville and surrounding communities.
Alderwoman Sandra Sistrunk
A conversation exploring the city budget process, local priorities, and how decisions made by the Board of Aldermen impact the community.