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Spaghetti fundraiser will benefit CTC, SkillsUSA trip to Washington Lowndes County School District’s Career Technology Center
Ethan Jamison enjoys being spontaneous and creative when he cooks at home.
Letter to the editor: Jiben Roy
Wants more national and international news Every morning around 8 a.m., I usually read The Commercial Dispatch along with other newspapers online. I am happy
Sherry Ivy: Call God’s 911 emergency hotline
God’s lines to Heaven are open to us twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.
MSU’s Department of Music announces lineup of fall events
From the Wind Ensemble and choirs to world music and opera, Mississippi State’s Department of Music is hosting numerous concerts this fall that are sure to please the ears of fans of live performances.
Trojans’ early lead holds up in season-opening win over Corinth
New Hope came out firing early in their season opener on Friday against Corinth, and the early lead proved valuable in the end as the Trojans withstood a Warrior comeback for a 41-33 victory on the road.
Starkville Town and Country Garden Club brings back tablescapes
Starkville Town and Country Garden Club announces the return of their tablescapes event from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Oct. 24 at the First Baptist Church Outreach Center, located at 210 South Jackson Street.
These colleges are welcoming pets in dorms to reduce students’ stress and anxiety
Crossing paths with dogs, cats and other animals is part of campus life for students at Eckerd College, a liberal arts school in Florida that allows pets to live in dormitories.
Gun used in Emmett Till’s lynching is displayed in a museum 70 years after his murder
The gun used in the lynching of 14-year-old Emmett Till is now on display for the public to see, 70 years after the killing.
Andrew McLarty: Finding faith in fantasy: Why stories like Narnia still matter
In our world of endless streaming and entertainment, it’s easy to dismiss fantasy stories as mere escapism.
Letter to the editor: David M. Chism
AI villains, data centers and deepfakes I dread iPhone updates. Often when it happens, my favorite feature somehow gets nixed. So for this latest update,
In the Garden with Felder: Getting creative with pots in the garden
Got some time on your hands to do a little easy creative pot-making for the garden?
Community Calendar for 8-30-25
Saturday, Aug. 30 ■ Prairie Arts Festival: The Prairie Arts Festival is returning from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to downtown West Point, with about
Outdoors Feature: Season opener great for enthusiasm, key for safety
Dove season in Mississippi opens Sept. 1, and hunters of every stripe will be applying lots of pent up enthusiasm in pursuit of the birds. Take extra care to make sure you and everyone associated with you remains safe on the occasion.
Outdoor Column: Best of boredom encourages exploration of worlds, words
If necessity is the mother of invention, I think boredom is the father of discovery, at least in the area of finding new writers to read. That goes along with the codicil that says any task can be accomplished provided there’s another more important task you’re supposed to be doing instead. That’s how I found James Thurber.
Sports Column: Deion who? T.C. Taylor is the top cat now at Jackson State
When Deion Sanders left Jackson State for Colorado in December of 2023, many observers predicted a Humpty Dumpty-like fall for the proud JSU Tiger football program.
Even with new faces, Ole Miss isn’t changing its defensive standards
Ole Miss’ defense last season was one of the best in recent school history, if not all-time. Although there are new faces all over the 2025 Rebels, junior linebacker TJ Dottery likes his group’s odds.
Letter to the editor: Jiben Roy
US Open It is interesting to note that when we say “US open,” it always means tennis and not golf or other sports, and it
Letter to the editor: Joseph Boggess
Comments on recent editorial and Slim Smith column Thank you for your excellent opinion about what should be the LINK’s objectives going forward and how
Cayden Lee knows to ‘trust (his) training’
OXFORD – Ole Miss junior wide receiver Cayden Lee might be one of the few returning veterans in a Rebels offense filled with new faces.
