Articles by Custom Source
Daniel L. Gardner: International relations is about business, not politics
Politicians and political movements are only interested in staying in power. President Obama didn’t care about President Putin’s move to take Crimea.
Columbus man injured in Sunday shooting
A man suffered severe injuries after a shooting Sunday morning.
‘I love my boys’: fraternity house chef, MSU administrators break ground on 17th Maroon Edition Habitat home
Danyell Latham watched as a crowd of Lambda Chi Alpha members celebrated the groundbreaking of her new home Thursday.
In the Garden with Felder: How to truly win at gardening
Is Yard of the Month still a thing? If so, what does it take to get the award, and are the costs worth it?
Epic wandering doesn’t belong only in pages of high fantasy
Somewhere inside all of us hides a quiet daydream of running away. It’s been there since the first time we read Gary Paulsen’s “Hatchet” or
Clay Bowen: Look closely and you’ll see
I often hear the phrase, “believe what you see,” but how can we be so sure? Does an image tell the whole story?
Charlie Weis Jr. wants Ole Miss QB Austin Simmons to be himself
OXFORD – Ole Miss offensive coordinator Charlie Weis Jr. wants redshirt sophomore quarterback Austin Simmons to simply be himself. Weis is in his fourth season
Naturalist, adventurer making Great Loop in canoe
BAY SPRINGS, Miss. — When the light of a new day awakens Peter Frank, he settles his focus on getting into his canoe. Come late
UFC cage fighting at the White House: Will Mississippi follow the lead?
Change occurs so quickly in the 250th year of our nation’s existence sometimes we feel the need to call timeout, survey the rapidly shifting landscape
Sherry Ivy: Hold on, your change is coming
Some of us have been going through some difficult trials for a while now, and we feel like there’s no end in sight. In times like these, we have to keep our trust in God and hold on, your change is coming.
Letter: Starkville business owner expresses concern about increased parking fee proposal
Dear Mayor Spruill, Thanks for contacting me about your upcoming request to charge Saturday parking in the areas that Park Mobile serves, and the fee
What have we learned about Ole Miss through two weeks of fall practice?
OXFORD – We’re just over two weeks into Ole Miss’ fall practice – and just over two weeks away from the No. 21 Rebels’ season
Letter: Wishes columnist would chill out
Sixty years ago, in the hippie sixties, I sat in many circles and passed a joint around. Of course, I never inhaled. Those who did
Breaking down some good players on college football teams that are likely to be bad
Isaac Smith knows what drew him to Mississippi State and why he has remained there. “There’s no distractions in Starkville,” the junior safety told reporters
Supreme Court allows Mississippi to require age verification on social media like Facebook and X
The Supreme Court on Thursday refused for now to block enforcement of a Mississippi law aimed at regulating the use of social media by children, an issue of growing national concern.
Possumtown Book Fest set for Saturday
The Possumtown Book Fest is returning for its second year with workshops, vendors and panels taking place Saturday.
Starkville woman charged with fatally stabbing boyfriend
A Starkville woman was arrested Thursday morning for allegedly stabbing her boyfriend to death.
Lowndes County Building Permits, Aug. 13, 2025
Brandi May; 2107 Plum Grove Road; set up mobile home; Trim Electrical Services LLC Brandi May; 2107 Plum Grove Road; move mobile home; M.S. Transporting
City of Columbus Building Permits, Aug. 4-7, 2025
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development; 514 Forrest Lane; demolition; Burns Dirt Construction Carl Jones; 711 15th St. N.; repair roof and porch; same Sarah/Kyle
