Articles by Dispatch Editorial Board
Our View: PACCAR established a pattern of industry in the Golden Triangle
A widely accepted variation of something novelist Ian Fleming once wrote goes, “Once is chance, twice is coincidence, three times is a pattern.” On Wednesday,
Mississippi governor defends hosting parties amid virus
Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves on Wednesday defended his decision to hold Christmas parties at the Governor’s Mansion, despite repeatedly warning residents to avoid social gatherings as coronavirus cases surge.
MDOC: Chicken wings, pot thrown into prison in footballs
Corrections officials at a South Mississippi prison say they confiscated dozens of illegal cellphones and pounds of marijuana and barbecued chicken wings, some of which were concealed inside footballs and thrown over a prison fence.
Columbus United U12 boys win Starkville tournament
The team defeated the Starkville SA U12 Rec+, TFC-Amory U12 boys, SSA U12 Boys and the Delta Red Bulls (Greenwood) for the Holiday Classic Tournament title.
McCulley scores hole in one at Elm Lake
McCulley teed off from 136 yards with an 8-iron on the par-3 third hole.
Reeves limits indoor event capacity
Because of rising numbers of COVID-19 cases in the state, Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves announced on Wednesday a limit on attendance at indoor K-12 extracurricular events, including sporting events.
New Hope, Columbus volleyball name 10 to all-division teams
The New Hope and Columbus high school volleyball teams had a combined 10 players named to the MHSAA Class 5A, Region 1 all-division teams.
Lowndes County Building Permits Dec. 9, 2020
Shelton Properties; 4869 Hwy 12 E; remodel s/f residence; owner Gary and Wendi Franks; 327 Pritchard Ln; addition to s/f residence; owner Darrell Bradley; 1691
Our View: MSMS outreach serves students throughout the state
Since opening its doors on the campus of Mississippi University for Women in 1987, the Mississippi School for Math and Science has served as a
Voice of the people: Bill Connelly
Believes supervisor should have self-isolated Once again, Harry shows his ignorance and arrogance. It’s attitudes like his that spread the virus and kill people. We,
A savory way to start festive celebrations
It’s the holiday season and your family can feel the cheer as loved ones fill their appetizer plates and excitement fills the air as gifts are being placed beneath the tree.
Coffee and sweetness whipped to perfection
Do you know that moment when something sweet hits your taste buds and a smile instantly spreads across your face? It’s almost magic to some.
Add fruity flavor and fun to holiday desserts
Making the holiday season special is an important tradition for many families, and it’s likely to take on heightened importance this year with gatherings, celebrations and festivities taking on a different look than years past.
Voice of the people: Paul Mack
More thoughts on ‘suitcase’ video Thanks to James Hodges for his thorough response yesterday to Stan Boden’s letter printed December 4. Mr. Hodges covered pretty
4-County to provide Wi-Fi hotspot for public at central office
Officials at 4-County Electric Power Association announced the company will provide free short-term internet access for visitors to the cooperative’s central office.
Prep roundup: New Hope boys basketball comes back to take down Kosciusko in overtime
KOSCIUSKO — The New Hope High School boys basketball team erased a 13-point halftime deficit to beat Kosciusko 75-69 in overtime in Monday’s road game.
Voice of the people: James Hodges
In response to Boden letter to the editor and claims of widespread voter fraud Your letter wasn’t addressed to me, but your questions have a
Arrest report for 12-7-20
The following arrests were made by Lowndes County Sheriff’s Office: Kendrick Bowden, 28, was charged with burglary. Joshua Eads, 40, was charged with possession of
SPD investigating Reed Ridge Circle shooting
Starkville police are looking for suspects in an early-morning shooting on Reed Ridge Circle, Public Information Officer Brandon Lovelady told The Dispatch this morning.
Analysis: Public health officials under strain amid pandemic
Mississippi public health officials are working long hours during the coronavirus pandemic, providing information about caseloads and giving warnings that many people choose to simply ignore.
Pedestrian in critical condition after being hit near Propst Park
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