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Putting a bow on tuning process key for practice, perfection
With the first days of archery season now just a little more than a month away, a few moments spent checking critical gear can avoid
Jayden Williams’ college career has been ‘roller coasters all the time’
OXFORD – Ole Miss senior offensive lineman Jayden Williams’ career has had more than its fair share of twists and turns. Williams, the 6-foot-4, 315-pounder
How Mississippians can intervene in natural gas pipeline proposal
Mississippians have until Tuesday to intervene in a proposal for a natural gas pipeline that would span nearly the full width of the state.
Sherry Ivy: Keep trusting God no matter what happens
Life has a way of presenting challenging situations. There are many moments when the road ahead seems blocked, and hope feels distant. During these times, we have to keep trusting God no matter what happens.
Voters to decide District 41 House race Tuesday
Voters will decide the special election for District 41 state representative on Tuesday.
Letter: McCarthy column paints too rosy a picture
Daniel McCarthy is right about one thing—social science is not science. This is mostly because one cannot do experiments…well, the Nazis could, maybe Stalin, but not ethical researchers. Sociology and economics depend on statistical analysis (“lies, damned lies, and statistics”) and surveys (subject to statistical analysis). What sociologists and economists say are informed opinions only.
CPD officers falsely blame civilian for high-speed crash
Two police officers falsely blamed a civilian driver for a high-speed crash caused by one of the officers.
Harrison Wallace III believes his CFP experience can help at Ole Miss
OXFORD – Ole Miss senior wide receiver Harrison Wallace III knows what it takes to make a run in the College Football Playoff. And he
Letter: Pierre Beard responds to District 41 opponent
Leroy Brooks here is my response to your letter in The Commercial Dispatch. I’m done with it after this. District 41, you are witnessing first
Sarah Thompson named EMCC’s new head cheerleading coach
With coaching and competition experience within the Mississippi junior college ranks as well as at the NCAA level, Sarah Thompson has been named the new
Lowndes County Building Permits, July 30, 2025
Lane Parker; 1204 Dale Road; construct single family residence; Southern Custom Renovations, Inc. Tommy/Cheryl Yates; 18 Lynn Drive; construct single family residence; West Pemodeling, LLC
City of Columbus Building Permits, July 21-24, 2025
Leigh Enterprises LP; 1208 Highway 45 North; demolition; Gemini Construction Leigh Enterprises LP; 1204 Highway 45 North; demolition; Gemini Construction Jacynda Griffin; 815/817 17th Street
Letter: From Civil Rights to civil regression
If it bleeds, it leads. If it burns, it churns. One burning trashcan gets more media attention than 10,000 peaceful protestors. So why do the
Ole Miss needs a ‘blue-collar mindset to outwork people,’ Lane Kiffin says
OXFORD – The start of a new football season is officially here. Ole Miss, fresh off its third 10-win season in the last four years,
Letter: Yes, indeed!
While reading 99-year-old Mr. Edwin Humphries’ letter to the editor titled “A revelation in life,” I was reminded of a poem written long back by
Mary Means Business: New Salad Station opens in Starkville
Starkville’s newest restaurant addition is already a family favorite for my household.
Sites & Bites: Cool off at Dunn’s Falls, then enjoy a world-famous dessert
No matter how positively you (or the weatherman) spin it, there’s only one way to describe the south this time of year… it’s hot.
Sweet or savory? Regional variations of cornbread across the US
It’s a simple snack of cornmeal, butter and milk, yet the humble cornbread sparks heated debates across the country.
Robert St. John: Who was across from me
I’ve eaten thousands of meals in restaurants. The ones that have stuck weren’t about the food. What I remember is the person sitting across from me.
Eduardo Klafke is ‘trying to learn how to be a leader’ for Ole Miss
OXFORD – Last year at this time, Ole Miss guard Eduardo Klafke was absorbing knowledge from the Rebels’ veterans. He now finds himself as one
Pedestrian in critical condition after being hit near Propst Park
July 26, 2025
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