LIFESTYLES
Going big: When the job gets big, Beauregard says 'I can do that'
With a practiced motion, Corinne Beauregard starts the quiet electric motor of the scissor lift. Slowly, the railed platform she's standing on rises into the air, the criss-cross metal supports underneath it expanding, sending her higher, higher.
Downtown Columbus Art Walk brings artists, businesses together again
More than 30 artists are creating their inventory of original paintings, hand-poured candles, woodworking, pottery, jewelry and more as the Downtown Columbus Art Walk approaches.
MSU's Community Music School to offer piano class for adult beginners
Beginning Monday, Sept. 16 Mississippi State's Community Music School will offer a new series of 10 evening classes for adults interested in learning how to make music and play the piano at a relaxed pace.
The W a best value, according to national rankings
Mississippi University for Women has been recognized again as a top public Southern regional university, according to multiple national rankings.
Akropolis Reed Quintet to open MSU's 2019-2020 Lyceum Series
Seven-time national prize-winning Akropolis Reed Quintet will open the upcoming season of Mississippi State's Lyceum Series.
In the garden with Felder: Reflecting on frogs -- no, not the live kind
I have more frogs than I know what to do with, what with being able to use only one at a time.
School news: Hinds graduates
School news: UA graduates
Theatre MSU unveils season, opens with 'The Magician's Nephew'
Mississippi State's Theatre MSU debuts its new season this month with "The Magician's Nephew," a theatrical dramatization of one of C.S. Lewis's Narnia series classics.
Southern Gardening: Crape myrtle bark scale remain landscape problem
This weekend while driving in my hometown of Ocean Springs, I looked at the crape myrtles planted in the median all along Highway 90. I noticed that most of the trees had a dark cast to them, even on a bright, sunny morning.
Out There for the week of September 15, 2019
Community Calendar for the week of September 15, 2019
Church cookbooks and comfort food
Cookbooks have a way of gravitating to my bookshelves here at work. At rough count, there are 15 right now, about half of them compiled by churches in the area. I have a soft spot for those collections of recipes put together by congregation members, old and young -- recipes that, in some cases, have been handed down through generations.
Butter Together: On food, family, and how to feed a crowd
I'll never forget the first time I saw a meal plan for the week.
Add Mexican flair to game day favorites
Football season, for many people, is just as much about the food as it is about the action.
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