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Sherry Ivy: Prayer will change things
Prayer is one of the most powerful weapons God has given us. As Christians, when we pray in faith, we can experience the power of prayer changing things in our lives.
Hunter Elliott named 2025 Rawlings Gold Glove Award winner
Ole Miss pitcher Hunter Elliott has been named a 2025 NCAA Division I Rawlings Gold Glove Award Winner as announced by the American Baseball Coaches
Indiana Jones’ whip, Kane’s Rosebud sled and Culkin’s ‘Home Alone’ snow cap are going up for auction
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. — Many of movies’ most sought-after props are going up for auction, including the Rosebud sled from “Citizen Kane,” Macaulay Culkin’s knit
Colors of corn fill spectrum of nature’s possibilities
The kernels danced the full length of the Roy G. Biv scheme. They swung wide of the simple like dazzling gemstones whose hues ran from
Letter: I Dream of Jeannie and thoughts of inconvenient truths
Aw the Heck with it, my insides have churned and churned relentlessly most of the early morning; there will be no peace within me ‘til
In the Garden with Felder: Caterpillars, the food chain and protecting your garden from getting chewed
Anyone really selfish enough to want butterflies and baby birds without tolerating caterpillars?
Letter to the editor: Berry Hinds
Mr. Mickens’ legacy Mr. Mickens has stayed true throughout his time on the council. He has looked for every way he could squeeze the public
Bigelow earns Outstanding Main Street Director
Main Street Columbus Executive Director Barbara Bigelow received the top award a Main Street director can receive on Tuesday during the Mississippi Main Street Association’s annual awards luncheon, honoring her 12 years of service to her organization.
City of Columbus Building Permits, June 9-12, 2025
Daknas Holdings LLC; 230 Sylvan Road; New single-family residence; Rockwood Property Group LLC City of Columbus (right of way); Greenbriar Drive, Seminole Road; Bury fiber
How will the House v. NCAA settlement impact Ole Miss?
OXFORD – Buckle up, college sports fans. The next iteration of name, image and likeness is here and is once again changing the way schools
Bring joy to your health journey with quick and easy summer recipes
Beach vacations, backyard barbecues and long road trips make summer a season of spontaneity.
Sid Salter: Mississippi was once the scene 62 years ago of a federalized National Guard at Ole Miss
The political and legal standoff between President Donald Trump and California Gov. Gavin Newsom is not the first time a U.S. president has federalized a state’s National Guard command.
Robert St. John: The best job I’ll ever have
Father’s Day has come and gone, at least according to the calendar. But I’m still carrying it with me.
Walmart’s army of bakery decorators take the cake
Inside a Walmart store in New Jersey, a worker puts the finishing touches on a cake with an edible ink SpongeBob on top. A colleague creates a buttercream rosette border for a different cake, while another coworker frosts a tier of what will be a triple-deck dessert.
Letter: No Hitler
It seems like an epoch ago that I wrote that Hitler and Trump are nothing alike. While they share a lot of political tactics, they
8 months ago, J.J. Spaun dropped out at CCJ. On Sunday, he persevered
Eight months ago, the first week of October 2024, J.J. Spaun walked the lush fairways of Country Club of Jackson in the Sanderson Farms Championship,
Business Brief: Burton promoted to associate advisor
Anna Grace Burton was promoted to associate financial adviser at Carrie-Beth Randall Wellspire Financial Group firm, a private wealth advisory practice of Ameriprise Financial Services LLC.
Sites & Bites: Biloxi’s Beau Rivage has it all, plus the beach
It’s June, which is considered by many to be the perfect vacation month.
Former Murray State quarterback joins EMCC’s coaching staff
SCOOBA – Former Murray State University standout quarterback and Tennessee native Preston Rice has been named as an assistant football coach on head coach Buddy
















