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Lowndes County Marriages and Divorces, Sept. 2025
Marriages Brent Barnett and Jacqueline Barnett; Sept. 2 Antjuan Harris and Rosheda Gore-Mosely; Sept. 2 Lee Wilson jr. and CAssie Taylor; Sept. 3 Isaiah Perkins
Mary Means Business: New restaurant and bar open in East Columbus
We have another restaurant open in East Columbus.
‘The next play mentality’ is quintessential to Ole Miss’ 2025 resilience
No. 4 Ole Miss has a knack for bouncing back when it matters most. That wasn’t always the case a year ago.
Letter: Likes ‘Welty’ for MUW
I still think my idea of changing the name of my alma mater, Mississippi University for Women, to Welty University is the best alternative for
Las Vegas Aces eye historic third WNBA title in four years
Las Vegas has the opportunity to become champions for the third time in four years, a feat surpassed only by the Houston Comets, who won the league’s first four titles in 1997-2000.
Support immune health with 4 everyday habits
The coughing and sneezing you hear at home, in the office and at the gym means one thing: It’s cold and flu season.
Teacher qualification exams prove a stumbling block for many would-be educators in Mississippi
Jennifer Allen has wanted to be a teacher since high school.
In Texas, pecans topple pumpkin spice as 2025’s favorite fall flavor
Pumpkin spice has long reigned supreme as America’s favorite fall flavor, from lattes and doughnuts to scented candles.
Save your pumpkin seeds and make a delicious snack
Don’t throw out your seeds after this year’s pumpkin carving.
Robert St. John: He ain’t heavy
“To the outside world we all grow old. But not to brothers and sisters. We know each other as we always were. We know each other’s hearts. We share private family jokes… We live outside the touch of time.” — Clara Ortega
Sites & Bites: It’s fall… can apple baked goods be far behind?
Finally, it’s fall – the all-too-fleeting season that brings only a few cool days in the south in between heat spells and cold weather.
Annual Welty Symposium to feature Alabama poet laureate
Ashley M. Jones will return to Mississippi University for Women to keynote the 37th annual Eudora Welty Writers’ Symposium, set for Oct. 23-25. Jones will present her new poetry collection, “Lullaby for the Grieving.”
Campos nets a pair of goals in EMCC’s 2-1 home soccer win over Southern Union State
On the heels of some close decisions this season with different outcomes, the East Mississippi Community College men’s soccer team managed to come out on the winning end Monday afternoon with a 2-1 comeback victory over Southern Union State Community College.
Trinidad Chambliss isn’t ‘the D2 guy’ anymore, he’s the Ole Miss QB with a top-5 win
As he stood in front of the media following the biggest win of his young Ole Miss career, Trinidad Chambliss’ ear-to-ear smile told a story a lifetime in the making.
NCAA on verge of approving a single January transfer window for college football
The NCAA is on the verge of approving a single transfer window in college football that would allow players on teams competing in the postseason to remain eligible for playoff and bowl games before entering the portal.
Education: 10 local students named to MDE Student Advisory Council
Of the 114 members named to the Mississippi Department of Education’s 2025-2026 State Superintendent Advisory Council, 10 are students from the Golden Triangle.
Education: MUW launches application for four scholarships
Mississippi University for Women is now offering one application that qualifies students for four different scholarships, including one full-tuition scholarship.
Education Brief: CMSD launches new teacher mentor program
Learning never ends for educators. Taking this lesson, the Columbus Municipal School District is providing the Columbus Promise New Teacher Mentor Program.
Education: US Navy honors MSMS alumnus with Stockdale Leadership Award
Two Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science alumni have received distinction in the U.S. Navy.
Ole Miss’ dominant defense paves way for win over LSU
Besides the obvious monetary investment it requires, there’s a reason Ole Miss fans didn’t rush the field following Saturday’s victory over No. 4 LSU. These are games the Rebels expect to win these days.
