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Robert St. John: In the blood
When I was a kid, the number 65 always carried one meaning — retirement.
This fall’s trendiest ingredient smells kind of gross, but tastes incredible
It smells earthy, salty and just a little funky, but miso is having its moment.
Man arrested after woman wakes to find him in her bedroom
A Crawford man was arrested for burglary after a woman said she woke up to find him standing in her bedroom early Monday morning.
Letter: 25 years in business
This week marks a very special milestone for our community — Allegro Med Spa is celebrating its 25th birthday! Originally founded as the very first
He sat in the nosebleeds for the Cubs’ historic World Series. Now Quinn Priester can end their year
Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Quinn Priester has experienced postseason baseball at Wrigley Field before, only from a much different perspective than the one he’s about to have.
Education: Students get a hands-on look at watershed conservation with MSU Extension
During Jacket Thrive Intersession last week, Starkville-Oktibbeha Consolidated School District welcomed guests from Mississippi State University’s Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Aquaculture to the “Let’s Get Wild” enrichment camp to share about water conservation and careers in environmental science.
Education: Applications open for 2026 MAS scholarship
Mississippi Association of Supervisors is now accepting applications for the 2026 MAS County Employee Scholarship Program.
Education: SLP students, faculty from The W attend MSHA conference
A team of Mississippi University for Women speech-language pathology students emerged victorious recently, beating out teams of students from universities across Mississippi in the Mississippi Speech-Language-Hearing Association Praxis Bowl at the annual conference, held in Flowood.
Education: Local students among Arkansas State grads
Arkansas State University has announced the names of students who completed degree requirements to graduate during Summer Commencement at First National Bank Arena.
Education: CAAD students at MSU compete to design resource center for local nonprofit
Thirteen teams comprised of students from each major in Mississippi State’s College of Architecture, Art and Design – architecture, art, building construction science and interior design – competed for top honors and a cash prize in the annual Brasfield & Gorrie Student Design Competition.
CPD ‘Prayer and Praise’ night postponed
Tonight’s Columbus Police Department’s Prayer and Praise National Night Out event has been postponed due to the threat of inclement weather.
Hard-running Chauncey Bowens emerges as No. 10 Georgia’s leading rusher entering road test at Auburn
Chauncey Bowens believes he is maturing in his second year at Georgia. Coach Kirby Smart has noticed.
Ole Miss focused, Simmons progressing after bye week
Fresh off a bye week, the Ole Miss Rebels are maintaining their focus.
Dart disappointed after turnovers doom the Giants in a 26-14 loss to the Saints
After his costly fumble, New York Giants rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart put his hands to his helmet in frustration.
Outdoors Column: Sometimes toughing it out is the dumbest thing to do
If you’re going to be dumb, you’ve got to be tough, or so the old saying goes.
Letter to the editor: Bill Gillmore
Response to McCarthy column I spent a sleepless night thanks to Daniel McCarthy’s latest column. My head was filled with memories of the Hippie days,
Raiders improve to 6-1 with rivalry win over Winston Academy
The Oak Hill Academy Raiders secured a multi-touchdown rivalry win against the Winston Academy Patriots with just minutes left in the game.
Ole Miss bye week report card: Defense
Over the last 10 quarters, Ole Miss has surrendered a total of 36 points.
Newspaper investigation leads Mississippi officials to tackle addiction with opioid settlement money
City and county officials across Mississippi have taken new steps to address addiction with opioid settlement money in the wake of Mississippi Today’s investigation into how these funds have been managed and spent.
West Point dominates Callaway in 42-0 shutout
From the first series to the final whistle, West Point reminded everyone why it remains one of the most dominant programs in Mississippi.
