Holiday vendor event set for Sunday at Jamison Pastures

Jamison Pastures will host a holiday vendor event this Sunday, offering families a chance to shop, explore the farm and take part in seasonal activities.

A night of Italian inspiration (without leaving Southside)

Sometimes inspiration hits fast, and impatience wins.

Robert St. John talks Starkville flavor, food memories and holiday cheer

When Robert St. John talks about food, it’s impossible to separate it from the people and places that shaped him.

Photo: Holiday cheer in every booth

Horsing around for stress relief

With the campus buzzing as students prepared for finals, some Mississippi State University students found an unexpected way to step away from their textbooks and computer screens: a stress-relief session with horses.

Holiday harmonies in Columbus

The Golden Triangle Singers will bring holiday cheer to Columbus with a festive community performance on Thursday at 4:30 p.m. at Annunciation Catholic Church.

Santa called – he wants these flourless brownie cookies

This past weekend, Austin and I were putting up our Christmas tree – ornaments scattered, lights twinkling, and “A Christmas Carol” on the TV – when a craving hit: something chocolatey and sweet.

Too many sweet potatoes? What a sweet situation

Ahh, the sweet potato – a Mississippi (and holiday) favorite, and for good reason.

Holly, jolly and hot cider

Columbus will once again toast the holiday season with its annual Wassail Fest this Friday, transforming downtown into a festive destination for shoppers, sightseers and cider enthusiasts.

The Wherehouse brings ‘The Nutcracker’ back to Columbus

After more than 20 years, The Wherehouse is bringing “The Nutcracker” back to Columbus, featuring more than 100 local performers ranging from 3-year-olds to adults.

Horses steal the spotlight at senior outing

Residents from the senior living community The Goldton at Adelaide in Starkville enjoyed a special outing this week as they visited the Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine’s Horse Park, where the four-legged hosts quickly stole the spotlight.

Squash Gratin combines ease and elegance for holiday tables

Finding the perfect squash at a farmers market can spark a whole meal.

A toast to Thanksgiving

If you want a reminder that wine is as much about curiosity and enjoyment as it is about expertise, try spending a late morning with Melanie Hankins Booth at the Starkville Rotary Club.

Author Joe Lee spotlights Mississippi’s musical heartbeat in ‘Jacktown USA’ talk at library

Before author and publisher Joe Lee ever put his name on a book cover, he was a Starkville kid buying CliffsNotes at the old Book Mart on Main Street – a shop owned by the parents of the woman who would one day become his wife.

Ramen reinvented

There are fancy weeknight dinners, and then there are the meals you make when you’re staring into your pantry like it’s a vending machine and hoping something inspirational drops out.

From garden to gallery

On Thursday night, the Columbus Arts Council opened its doors to more than an exhibition – it opened to a gathering of friends, admirers and fellow artists.

Simple shortbread, sweet results

Lately, I’ve been thinking about the small comforts that help us through the unpredictable stretches of life. The ones that don’t require much money, time or planning, just a little intention.

Squash, spice and everything nice

I love to host, to share, and to create a space where friends can slow down and enjoy each other.

Ask The Dispatch: When it comes to Columbus homes, what’s in a name?

If you’ve ever walked through Columbus’ historic neighborhoods, it’s noticeable that these antebellum homes aren’t just numbered – they carry names.

Two teens injured in Friday night shooting

Police are investigating a Friday night shooting that left two teens injured.