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Caledonia man arrested for punching police officer
A Caledonia man was arrested Sunday morning for allegedly punching a Columbus police officer inside a convenience store.
Shooting early Monday morning leaves one man injured
An early Monday morning shooting on Sixth Avenue North left one man in the hospital.
Despite falling in SEC Tournament final, Ole Miss feels ‘really good about our club’
Although Ole Miss came up devastatingly short on its magic-carpet ride of an SEC Tournament run, the Rebels are feeling awfully good heading into the program’s first NCAA Tournament appearance in three years.
Ole Miss headed to first Women’s College World Series
The Ole Miss Rebels are headed to Oklahoma City for the first time ever.
Bobby Harrison: It’s time for lawmakers to do Mississippi taxpayers a solid
In early April, the Mississippi Legislature opted to end the 2025 session and come back in special session, at greater expense to taxpayers, to pass a budget for the upcoming fiscal year that begins July 1.
East Mississippi’s 2025 football schedule to feature 5 home games
SCOOBA – Featuring five home contests on the Scooba campus, East Mississippi Community College’s 2025 football schedule was announced this week. EMCC’s nine-game, regular-season football
Genealogy and history fair coming on June 7
Want help learning about your family tree or preserving family history?
In the Garden with Felder: Weeding woes and old fashioned wisdom
Got weeds? Me too, and it’s a Sisyphean chore to keep them in check.
Trump approves FEMA disaster relief for 8 states
President Donald Trump green-lit disaster relief for eight states on Friday, assistance that some of the communities rocked by natural disasters have been waiting on for months.
Growing tomatoes, smoking brisket and learning patience
With Memorial Day nuzzled up to the print of this column, I really felt the pressure to write with meaning. To make this one count. To be able to leave you with something other than a how-to on smoking the perfect brisket, or secret tips for planting your favorite summer fruit, the tomato.
Challenges help define limits of possible rewards
The wasps poured down like rain and I was stung a half-dozen times before I knew what was going on, then at least four or
Fall dove shoots begin with good planting ahead
The next shooting opportunity for most of Mississippi’s hunters won’t roll around on the calendar until September, but preparations for making the most of those
Riley finishes his career at NCAA DIII championships
PENFIELD, N.Y. – Zach Riley capped his illustrious men’s golf career at The W by finishing in a tie for 31st in the nation at
Ole Miss wins first-ever Super Regional game, 9-7 over Arkansas
There was no slowing down the Rebels’ offense in Game 1 of the Fayetteville Super Regional. Ole Miss scored nine runs in the first four
Bots on the Barbie: MSU engineer designs robotic meat-skewering system
If you’re grilling this summer, kebabs – cubed meat, fish or shrimp and vegetables on a stick – are likely on the menu. The shish kebab, tracing back as far as the Byzantine era but popularized in early 20th-century Turkey, is a staple of Mediterranean cuisine, but variations exist across cultures. Today, the market for commercially premade ones is gaining ground, and soon, this dish might be prepared for the grill by robots.
Letter: Where are MSMS’ students best served?
The State Legislature should reject any bill that would move MSMS from its MUW home, entangle it into a new Starkville High School, and transplant
Elliott’s gem brings Ole Miss first SEC Tournament win in 4 years
HOOVER, Alabama – Ole Miss redshirt junior starter Hunter Elliott once again did what he does best in the postseason. He delivered a gem. Elliott,
Riley makes the cut at NCAA DIII men’s golf championships
PENFIELD, N.Y. – For the first time in its intercollegiate athletics history, The W will be represented in the NCAA Division III Men’s Golf Championship
Mayoral forum moved to Nissan Auditorium at The W
Tuesday’s mayoral candidate forum has been moved to Nissan Auditorium on the Mississippi University for Women campus.
On a day for right-handed aces, USM’s JB Middleton wins the Ferris
The newly refurbished Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame Monday held a celebration of something Mississippians do as well as anyone anywhere. I am writing, of
Pedestrian in critical condition after being hit near Propst Park
July 26, 2025
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