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Robert St. John: Regret and the stories headstones tell
Shelby Foote once talked about the time he went to see William Faulkner in Oxford, back when he was still a young man looking up to an older one.
Everyday ways to keep your brain sharp
Staying in shape goes beyond physical fitness – keeping your brain health top of mind is crucial for your overall well-being, too.
Dill pickle flavor emerges as 2025’s new foodie trend
Over the past year, 63% of consumers worldwide have shared positive sentiments about pickles on social media.
New-look Ole Miss defense flexes in scrimmage; Rebels ranked No. 21 in AP Poll
OXFORD – As with any scrimmage, one side’s success is bound to come at the hands of the other’s miscues. For Ole Miss, Saturday’s scrimmage
Education: MUW launches automatic admission to master’s program in speech-language pathology
Undergraduate students at Mississippi University for Women pursuing a degree in speech-language pathology will soon have a streamlined path to graduate school, with automatic admission to The W’s master’s program beginning fall 2025.
Chucky Mullins Courage Award winner Tyler Banks immediately knew Ole Miss ‘was home’
OXFORD – It was instilled in Ole Miss senior linebacker Tyler Banks from a young age that if you choose to do something, you put
Daniel L. Gardner: Mankind’s uneasy peace
Before his second term, President Trump had four years to clean shop and reload. Now we are well on our way to leading the world toward stability and an uneasy peace.
Education: ICC surgical technology students receive degrees
Several area residents from Itawamba Community College’s Surgical Technology program received their degrees, July 11, at the Health Science Education Center at the Tupelo Campus.
Education: Watson selected for SEC Spring Academic Honor Roll
The University of Alabama placed 133 student-athletes on the Southeastern Conference Spring Academic Honor Roll, the league office announced Thursday.
Education: MSU, Luckyday leaders celebrate Azalea Hall ribbon cutting, prepare to welcome 412 students to largest campus residence hall
Mississippi State University’s newest and largest student residence hall is officially open, and Azalea Hall is welcoming its first occupants this week to launch the 2025-26 academic year.
East Mississippi Community College announces 2025-26 cheerleading team
The East Mississippi Community College cheerleading team for the 2025-26 academic year has been announced, and Starkville is well represented. Under head cheer coach Sarah
Exit ramp from Hwy 82 toward Macon closed today, Wednesday
The U.S. Highway 82 eastbound exit ramp to Highway 45 Alternate North (the exit toward Macon) will be closed today and Wednesday for resurfacing and paving.
Lane Kiffin believes ‘this is the deepest receiver group’ he’s had at Ole Miss
OXFORD – Given the high-profile wide receivers who have been on his previous Ole Miss teams, head coach Lane Kiffin’s claim from Wednesday’s press conference
Mississippi State adds 2,000 trees to campus landscape
Mississippi State’s landscape team has planted more than 2,000 trees over the past five years, strengthening the university’s canopy and advancing its current strategic effort to optimize the university’s outdoor environment.
In the Garden with Felder: Preparing for fall in the dog days of summer
Seems counterintuitive, but it is transition time for flowers and veggies.
Calm waters a cooling agent for the soul
The Boy had found a squarish little two-man boat behind the Old Man’s barn, and nothing would do until he could bring it to the
Community Calendar for 8-9-25
Saturday, Aug. 9 ■ 40 Years of Main Street: Join Columbus Main Street in celebrating 40 years at 11:40 a.m. at Leadership Plaza. ■ East
Auditor seizes hundreds of thousands from cities to pay for overdue financial reports
Jeff Goodwin, director of the Mississippi state auditor’s compliance division, was congenial while describing to Canton officials how the office has taken $352,000 of the city’s revenue to pay for past-due audits – the first time Auditor Shad White has exercised this authority.
Rebels’ new-look secondary is ‘in a really good spot,’ Kiffin says
OXFORD – Ole Miss senior safety Kapena Gushiken admits there have been occasional lapses by the Rebels’ new-look secondary in the early portions of fall
Pedestrian in critical condition after being hit near Propst Park
July 26, 2025
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