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Did you know? This Columbus city official is also an author
David Armstrong will tell you he has a real left brain/right brain dichotomy going on.
MSMS seniors adapt, excel in spite of pandemic
On the day Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science senior Linda Arnoldus had hoped to walk across the stage in Mississippi University for Women's Whitfield Hall to receive her diploma, the 17-year-old instead sat on a sofa with family members at her home in Starkville to watch a streamed virtual graduation.
Health concerns silence music at the Riverwalk
What would have been a 13th summer of sunset concerts by the water at the Columbus Riverwalk has been canceled.
MSC fundraiser supports downtown Columbus businesses
Have you wondered what you can do to help support local, downtown merchants following COVID-19?
W's Campus Renewal Task Force completes initial planning
Mississippi University for Women's Campus Renewal Task Force has completed its initial planning to allow the campus community to transition to a more traditional state of operations over the coming weeks.
In the garden with Felder: Sifting through to get to the real stuff
This week's emails included some real doozies, from an unusual problem with poison ivy and what kind of plant do I want to reincarnate as, to whatever it is that Imogene Fitch wants me to do.
The W ranked a most affordable college for business
The College of Business and Professional Studies at Mississippi University for Women has been ranked number 23 by OnlineU.org in the 2020 Most Affordable Online Colleges for Business Degrees ranking.
Southern Gardening: Tiny flowers can have a big garden presence
Many of the garden center stars that draw the most attention are plants with big, flashy flowers.
School news: Stokes Beard Honor Roll
School news: Franklin Academy Honor Roll
School news: Area ICC grads
MSU's Small Town Center offers COVID-19 resources for communities
A Mississippi State University research center is reaching out and providing resources to help small towns respond to the unprecedented challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Practice caution around water this summer
In the age of COVID-19, we do not need more to worry about. However, the summer of 2019 proved that even recreating in your local pond, stream or beach comes at some risk.
A simply sensational summer meal
Whipping up a fresh cooked meal is one of the true joys of summer, especially when grilled grub is paired with tantalizing sides and tempting desserts.
Family fun with fudgsicles
Planning snacks you can enjoy with your children is a winning parenting strategy for spending more time together while creating tasty treats.
Comfort food with zest and flavor
As families spend more time at home, Americans are finding comfort in a surprising source: bread. In fact, a 20-year trend of declining grain food consumption has been reversed.
Simple, plant-powered meals
With more than half of Americans willing to eat more plants and less meat in 2020 (and beyond), according to a study conducted by Yale and Earth Day Network, one thing holds true: Even when food is better for you and the planet, families crave quality taste.
Dreams, interrupted: A licensed psychologist looks at the pandemic's impact on our sleep
Tossing. Turning. Waking in the night with remnants of fitful dreams troubling the mind. That's what Denise began to experience around mid-April. The stressed single mother, who asked that her last name remain private, had her work hours reduced in March due to COVID-19. She is not alone.
Restart the arts: CAC plans reopening for June 2
After more than two months of closure, the Columbus Arts Council main gallery and G2 gallery store will reopen to the public on Tuesday, June 2.
Columbus Library System kicks off summer reading June 1
The Columbus-Lowndes Public Library System (CLPLS) will kick off its summer reading program on June 1.
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