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In the Garden with Felder: Fall garden safety steps, boards and lighting
Time to refresh the places where my visitors and I put our feet during the dark, rainy months ahead.
Community Calendar for 11-8-25
Saturday and Sunday ■ Columbus Downtown Christmas Open House: Main Street Columbus invites the community to attend the annual Christmas Open House. Stores will be
Sherry Ivy: There is power in the words you speak
The words we speak have the power to build people up or tear them down.
Baptist Golden Triangle earns recognition for quality care
Baptist Memorial Hospital-Golden Triangle was among five Mississippi hospitals recognized for top performance in Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Mississippi’s Comprehensive Quality Model program.
Hire qualified professionals for tree evaluation, removal
Drought-stricken trees continue to die across the state, and many homeowners are facing the need for tree evaluation and removal services.
Ordinary Elephant brings harmony and heart to Columbus Arts Council
Americana/folk duo Ordinary Elephant will return to Mississippi Friday, Nov. 14, performing at the Columbus Arts Council in a show presented by The Barn Concert Series.
Everything outdoors gets better come November
With Halloween done and the prospect of parades and visits with Santa still over the horizon, society tells the child in all of us the best of the year still lies somewhat ahead, but I’ve always thought the best things happen in November.
Cunningham, Raiders blast Carroll Academy in playoff win
Oak Hill couldn’t be denied on the ground against Carroll Academy.
Green Wave keep rolling, shut out Columbus in regular-season finale
From the opening quarter, West Point controlled every inch of the field and never let Columbus gather any momentum. Behind a fast start on the ground and a swarming defensive front, the Green Wave rolled to a convincing 49-0 shutout victory on Thursday night.
Hunters 15 and under may use firearms in deer woods starting today
Mississippi’s youth firearm season for whitetail deer opens tomorrow and, through a variety of combinations, will remain open throughout north and central Mississippi through the end of January. Weather in the past few weeks has entered an ideal phase for both deer movement and hunter tolerability, meaning opportunities to capitalize on chances to put meat in the freezer and experiences into memory are in their prime.
Heritage rolls in MAIS 4A playoff opener behind Tate’s 5 touchdowns
The opening round of the MAIS Division 4A playoffs brought a different kind of spotlight to Heritage Academy on Friday night. Head coach Tobias Smith was unavailable due to a one-game suspension, and former head coach Sean Harrison stepped back in to lead the Patriots. The situation could have introduced confusion or hesitation, but it never did. Heritage was aggressive, organized and confident from the opening series and rolled to a 35-7 win over Oak Forest Academy.
Sports Calendar 11-8-25
Saturday AUTO RACING 10:55 a.m.: ESPN2 — Formula 1: The MSC Cruises Sao Paulo Grand Prix, Autodromo Jose Carlos Pace, Sao Paulo COLLEGE BASKETBALL (MEN’S)
Letter: Elections have consequences
A communist was elected the Mayor of NYC. He has promised free everything to everyone by taxing the wealthy! I’m afraid a lot of New
Letter: Stop complaining and vote
After noticing the voting on Tuesday in the states of New York, New Jersey and Virginia, I am sure we as Mississippians can follow suit.
Explosion at Mississippi chemical plant causes ammonia leak, evacuations
An explosion at a hydrogen and nitrogen product manufacturer in Mississippi on Wednesday caused an ammonia leak and forced nearby residents to evacuate, officials said.
Last monkey on the loose after Mississippi highway crash is captured after being spotted by resident
The last monkey on the loose among several that escaped after a Mississippi highway crash has been found and captured, authorities said Thursday.
Fire at SDI carbon plant injures two contractors
A flash fire injured two contract workers Thursday at SDI Biocarbon Solutions plant on Manufacturers Drive.
Wydett Williams Jr. is focusing on here and now
There will be a moment at some point later in his life when Ole Miss senior safety Wydett Williams Jr. knows he can look back and appreciate just how special his journey has been.
