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MSU hosts world-renowned animal scientist, inventor and author
Mississippi State’s College of Agriculture and Life Sciences will host Temple Grandin Dec. 2 for a book signing and screening of the newly released documentary “An Open Door.”
Florida or LSU? Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin’s coaching decision will be revealed after the Egg Bowl
OXFORD, Miss. — Ole Miss coach Lane Kiffin will announce his next move — likely Florida or LSU — after the Egg Bowl against Mississippi
Sherry Ivy: Giving God thanks always for all things
As we enter the Thanksgiving season, we have so much to thank God for.
Lowndes toy drive aims to reach 500 families this year
While Christmas can be a time of joy and magic for some children, others in need in Lowndes County may soon begin to wonder whether they will go without presents underneath the tree.
Ole Miss bye week report card: Defense
The Daily Journal continues its look at No. 6 Ole Miss’ (10-1, 6-1 SEC) progress in the six games since the team’s first bye week. Today will be a look at the defense at the second bye. Ole Miss is 5-1 since its first off-week following a win over LSU on Sept. 27. As always, these grades are subjective.
In the Garden with Felder: From festive to forever
It broke my horticultural heart the other day to see a festive display of red amaryllis in full bloom, their bulbs tightly swaddled in thick wax.
Ole Miss bye week report card: Offense
With just a Nov. 28 Egg Bowl matchup at Mississippi State remaining on the regular-season schedule, No. 6 Ole Miss (10-1, 6-1 SEC) finds itself on the verge of its first College Football Playoff appearance. With last Saturday’s win over Florida, the Rebels secured the 11th double-digit win season in program history – and fourth in the last five years – and third in a row, a first for the program.
Sports Column: Olympic and world champion Reese heads Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2026
Brittney Reese, a seven-time world champion and Olympic golf medalist long jumper, headlines the 2026 Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame induction class announced at the MSHOF museum Wednesday.
Mississippi Choctaw dictionary project helps tribe preserve language
The United States government removed Jason Lewis’ ancestors from Choctaw tribal land twice.
Outdoors Column: Colorado tale brings back experiences in a flash
Two traveling elk hunters came to the end of their trail this past September in Colorado when a late summer thunderstorm overtook them. Sometimes, there’s just nothing you can do. It reminded me of a hunt I was on myself some years ago.
Main Street Columbus announces holiday activities
Main Street Columbus will host a series of holiday events in downtown Columbus this season, offering family-friendly activities, shopping and entertainment.
Letter to the editor: Bob Raymond
Forgotten ordinances Years ago, the Columbus City Council formed a committee and then passed a new sign ordinance for Highway 45. Several existing signs were
Community Calendar for 11-22-25
Saturday, Nov. 22 ■ Holiday Farmers’ Market: Local vendors will be selling specialty, homemade and handmade goods from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the
Two W music students win top honors at state MTNA competitions
Two students from Mississippi University for Women’s Department of Music earned top prizes at the Music Teachers National Association (MTNA) state competitions earlier this month at Jones College in Ellisville.
Letter: Insurance power makes reform unlikely
I just read Bobby Harrison’s column. He hesitantly raised the specter of the need for universal paid (or partly paid) health care. I think he
Lane Kiffin peppered with coaching job questions on SEC teleconference call
In case you didn’t know, Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin is a hot commodity in college coaching circles at the moment. Reportedly being courted by both LSU and Florida, the sixth-year Rebels head coach is currently overseeing a 10-1 team ranked No. 6 in the nation and is on the verge of making its first College Football Playoff appearance. Kiffin, who has always declined to comment on job speculation and contract talks, was asked several related questions on Wednesday’s SEC teleconference call. Here are a few highlights of what he said.
The SEC move to 9-game conference slate puts cupcake games on notice amid coach concerns
While competition heats up in the final weeks of the college football season, a handful of SEC teams are getting their annual gift: a late-season cupcake before rivalry week and the postseason.
