Articles by Caroline Beach

Legendary makeup artist, designer sells his collection
For Billy Brasfield, the items and artifacts packed seemingly into every inch of the former B and B Furniture building in his native Aberdeen form a narrative of his life.

Photo: Arts Council celebration
Bonnie Renfroe, Jeffrey Rupp and Jerry Carnathan play Thursday night on Lafayette Street for donors and volunteers at the Starkville Area Arts Council 25th annual fundraising drive.

Columbus native organized rallies, travel for Trump
Perhaps the best day of William Russell’s career was the day he got down on one knee and proposed to his wife Sarah Russell on the south lawn of The White House.

The large impact of small encounters
Whether you are grabbing your morning coffee, checking out at the store or getting the room key at a hotel, you are actively engaging with an individual in customer service.

‘Representation’ the focus of LGBTQ library drive
For West Point native Michael Williams, finding representation of LGBTQ culture in his adolescence was a near impossible task.

Sun sets on another year of Camp Rising Sun
As the sun catches on the horizon of Camp Rising Sun, nine-year-old Sam Ottenhof awakens to another day of fun-filled activities at summer camp.

Acupuncturists aim to help relieve pain, treat various conditions
Just down the road from Mississippi State University, Dr. Jo Anne J. Turner spends her days treating patients out of the small oasis built in the back of her Starkville home.

Community bands together to help family in need
Down on Southside, a house of purple and yellow hues sits in disrepair.

Downtown developments bring apartment count to 205
Progress was the center of discussion at the Columbus Rotary Club’s weekly meeting Tuesday as Main Street Columbus Director Barabara Bigelow described the various businesses moving into empty spaces downtown.