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Everyday Clay: Imperfectly happy
With Christmas upon us, I’ll continue with sharing a couple more of my perfectly imperfect holiday moments.
MSU faculty, students earn international honor for wood science innovation
A Mississippi State University research project born in the classroom and expanded through hands-on collaboration is earning international recognition for advancing wood science.
Life’s quest for reading always a self-guided treasure hunt
Since the first grade, when I had learned to read sufficiently well enough to do so, I’ve been on the loose among the stacks, free to read anything I could understand — and it is amazing how quickly understanding can grow.
Lowndes County Building Permits, Dec. 17, 2025
Bobby Edmiston; 2100 Lake Lowndes Road; construct storage/shop; owner Michael Peeks; 787 Old West Point Road; set up mobile home; owner Michael Peeks; 787 Old
Letter to the Editor: In appreciation to Dr. Shumake
I hope many people will take the opportunity to read the article about Jo Shumake which was in yesterday‘s paper highlighting what a fantastic job
Dia’s 27 points lead Ole Miss to win over Alabama A&M
After beating Southern Miss by just four points in Biloxi, the Rebels won their second consecutive in-state, neutral-site game more comfortably.
Tight-knit Ole Miss believes chemistry is a difference maker
There wasn’t really a scenario where Ole Miss senior offensive tackle Diego Pounds would have seen himself enjoying meals with his wide receiver brethren. But it just goes to show how strong the chemistry of this particular team is.
New Hope’s Neeb one of 4 Owls named to Academic All-District team
The W volleyball has had four of its squad members honored on the College Sports Communicators (CSC) Academic All-District team, it was announced.
Stars and hype on the rise as the NCAA volleyball tournament reaches the Final Four
In the booming world of NCAA volleyball, it’s Final Four time.
Woman charged after Mississippi Walmart shoppers say they found razor blades in loaves of bread
A woman who allegedly pushed razor blades into loaves of bread at two Biloxi, Mississippi, Walmart stores was arrested on Tuesday.
‘Still the same Pete’: An introduction to Pete Golding by those who know him best
Before his career could get off the ground, Pete Golding’s first boss wanted him gone. Fired. Out.
Young Democrat launches primary challenge against U.S. Rep. Bennie Thompson in Mississippi
A 33-year-old antitrust lawyer with ties to major Democratic politicians is challenging U.S. Rep. Bennie Thompson to represent Mississippi’s 2nd congressional district.
Mary Means Business: Starkville consignment shop opens under new ownership
Two years ago, Michele Austin, owner of Revolution, planted a seed with store manager Jessica Taylor: start saving so you can buy the shop when I’m ready to retire.
Barrin Simpson out as Falcons’ head coach after 2-year tenure
COLUMBUS – Columbus is on the market for a new head football coach for the fifth time in the past decade. Former Mississippi State and
Seafood farmers say federal red tape stalls industry growth
Federal lawmakers are considering a bill that could reshape how seafood is farmed in the United States,and along the Mississippi Gulf Coast, oyster growers are already showing what that future could look like.
Robert St. John: The meaning of Christmas
Author’s note: This column began in 1999 and has run weekly without missing a single week. Along the way, 15 books were written and more
Chain’s life in the water leads to a lap around Key West
July 19, 2025
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