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The Father's Closet: Many hands, feet and hearts turned an idea into a full-fledged clothing ministry

Posted 4/21/2018 in Community

It started with an idea Beth Jeffers shared with her Sunday School class -- an idea to start a community clothing closet. Children's clothes, women's dresses, slacks, blouses, men's suits, all free to those who need them.

There's really no 'Jane' in Sugarcane Jane - just good music

Posted 4/21/2018 in Entertainment

Savana Lee Crawford will tell you she's not the 'Jane' in Sugarcane Jane.

Tollison named interim provost, vice president for academic affairs

Posted 4/21/2018 in Community

Scott Tollison, the university's senior academic dean, is being named interim provost and vice president for academic affairs at Mississippi University for Women.

Richardson to step down, continue long-term research

Posted 4/21/2018 in Community

Thomas Richardson will step down as provost and vice president for academic affairs at Mississippi University for Women effective June 30 to continue a long-term research project while on sabbatical next spring.

Wednesday events will raise awareness about sexual assault

Posted 4/21/2018 in Community

Mississippi University for Women's Counseling Center and Office of Dean of Students are raising awareness about sexual assault with a donation drive for Safe Haven and Denim Day set for Wednesday, April 25.

Out There for the week of April 22, 2018

Posted 4/21/2018 in Entertainment

Four choirs unite with message of peace for Friday concert

Posted 4/21/2018 in Entertainment

Four choirs will come together for one purpose Friday, April 27 at 7:30 p.m. in the Connie Sills Kossen Auditorium in Poindexter Hall on the Mississippi University for Women campus.

'Songs of the Theater' slated for April 24

Posted 4/21/2018 in Entertainment

Mississippi University for Women's music department will present a recital of "Songs of the Theater" Tuesday, April 24 at 7:30 p.m. in the Connie Sills Kossen Auditorium in Poindexter Hall on campus.

Community Calendar for the week of April 22, 2018

Posted 4/21/2018 in Entertainment

Southern Gardening: Vitex offers rare true-blue blooms in state landscapes

Posted 4/21/2018 in Columns

One of my true favorites for the early summer season is coming soon to our Mississippi landscapes.

The W celebrates Earth Day during week ahead

Posted 4/21/2018 in Community

Mississippi University for Women is organizing events April 23-27 to celebrate Earth Day and to support campus sustainability projects.

Thursday workshop can help seniors boost online safety, savvy

Posted 4/21/2018 in Community

A Bulldog Bytes Cyber-Seniors workshop Thursday morning in Columbus will help computer users age 55 and over maneuver more safely online.

Carl Brown photographs now online through Mississippi Digital Library

Posted 4/21/2018 in Community

More than 1,570 negatives taken by local photographer Carl Eugene Brown are now available online through the Mississippi Digital Library (MDL).

International Paper Foundation accepting grant applications through June 8

Posted 4/21/2018 in Community

International Paper's Columbus Pulp Mill and Columbus Modified Fiber facilities are accepting applications for International Paper Foundation grants at ipgiving.com through Friday, June 8.

School news: HA places in Pop-A-Shot

Posted 4/21/2018 in Community

Cooking for TV: Starkville teen's cooking show premieres on MPB May 5

Posted 4/18/2018 in Food

Mark Coblentz spent this past Monday afternoon like a lot of high school guys -- at spring football practice. Like plenty of boys, he likes to hunt and hang out with friends. But how many 15-year-olds have their own cooking show on television? Mark does.