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Lowndes County Building Permits, Aug. 20, 2025
Brian Butler; 1190 Frisco Road; set up mobile home; owner Brian Butler; 1190 Frisco Road; move mobile home; M.S. Transporting LLC Bay Klaveland LLC; 7626
City of Columbus Building Permits, Aug. 11-14, 2025
Columbus Housing Authority; 1810/1812 14th Ave. N.; replace roof; Connerly Construction Columbus Housing Authority; multiple units on Clover St.; replace roof; Connerly Construction Columbus Housing
Panthers eyeing next step in new-look 1A
If there was ever a time for West Lowndes to get over the hump, this year is it.
Class AA at age 19: Konnor Griffin takes another huge career step
The legend of 19-year-old Mississippi baseball phenom Konnor Griffin continues to grow and grow with each home run blast, each stolen base, each fielding gem,
Federal judge blocks parts of Mississippi ban on DEI in public schools
A federal judge has blocked portions of Mississippi’s ban on diversity, equity and inclusion practices in public schools from being enforced while a lawsuit against it is underway.
Mary Means Business: Historic Varsity Theater listed for sale
One of downtown Columbus’ most recognizable landmarks is up for grabs.
Man pleads guilty to sexual battery of a minor
A Tupelo man pleaded guilty Wednesday to the sexual battery of a minor.
Injuries on Ole Miss’ offensive line ‘not ideal by any means’
OXFORD – According to Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin, progress is being made as far as turnovers are concerned. The Rebels held their second
USM announces stadium upgrades ahead of home opener versus MSU
Southern Miss Athletics announced Friday a series of major upgrades and additions to The Rock designed to elevate the fan experience, improve efficiency, and expand
Easy tailgate foods that don’t require cooking
Tailgating season is in full swing, but not everyone has time (or space) to fire up a grill before kickoff.
Keep students energized and engaged with sweet watermelon snacks
School days bring excitement for students with classroom fun, exploration of new subjects, time with friends and extracurricular activities like sports and clubs.
Sites & Bites: Musings from the internet
Every now and then, I like to share some of the most interesting food finds from the internet… just things that catch my attention and make me want to create them or at the very least, tuck away in the file of “things I plan to try one day.”
Mississippi Supreme Court map violates Voting Rights Act, judge rules
A federal judge has ordered Mississippi to redraw its Supreme Court electoral map, after finding the map dilutes the power of Black voters.
The Airbnb tax you don’t see: Wasted food adds 5% to every stay
Lodgers staying at short-term rental properties throw away more than $2.3 billion worth of uneaten food every year.
Education: Stats Tell the Story: MSU’s Famous Maroon Band students have what it takes to succeed
Mississippi State University members of the Famous Maroon Band aren’t just good musicians – they tend to be students who make everything look easy, including maintaining a high GPA.
Greg Iles, Mississippi author of ‘Natchez Burning’ trilogy, dies of cancer at 65
Greg Iles, the Mississippi author of the “Natchez Burning” trilogy and other works, has died.
The names are new, but Pete Golding isn’t changing his standards
OXFORD – Ole Miss defensive coordinator Pete Golding isn’t worried about all his defense lost up front. The names will be different, he said, but
Education: New Hope spirit squads will make history ‘together’
“Together As One” has taken on a new meaning for the New Hope band, coed cheerleading team and Dance Xpress.
Education Brief: Area residents among ICC summer graduates
Several area residents were among those who earned Associate of Arts or Associate of Applied Science degrees or certificates at the conclusion of the 2025
