Sherry Ivy: A teacher’s prayer
Father in the name of Jesus, let me enter in this school year with a positive attitude. Don’t let me start it off with complaining because it’s not going to change anything. Help me to be content in whatever I’m assigned to do.
Golden Triangle Theatre finds new home at old church
The Golden Triangle Theatre has found a new home in a familiar place, the former First Baptist Church building on Seventh Street North in downtown Columbus.
A new adventure in a familiar place
It is now official that I am the new lifestyles editor for The Dispatch. My name is on the dotted line, though the ink is still a little damp, but nevertheless I thought I’d take this time to introduce myself.
Photo: Barbershop gives free back to school haircuts
Spotlight Barbershop partnered with BLUprint Foundation, and its founder Marcus Stokes, to give 100 free haircuts to 100 kids on Wednesday, Aug. 3.
Southern Gardening: It is not too late to enjoy growing fall sunflowers
I think sunflowers fall into the category of sunny, summer royalty.
In the Garden with Felder: New plant names can be a thorn in gardeners’ sides
Gardeners dig in their heels quickly over cherished ideas, and quickly devolve into unending arguments over trivia.
Cook of the Week: Tupelo man likes preparing cool salads, dishes in summertime
When Gary Hancock was a boy growing up in Houston, he was the only one who would get in the kitchen with his grandmother, Sadie Davis, and watch her cook.
Take homemade family favorites to new heights
Gathering together to enjoy a meal at the family table or a sweet treat at the end of a long day is what time with loved ones is all about.
Sites & Bites: Changing up my ‘favorites’ list, one region at a time
Last-blast-before-school trips and other reasons to hit the road in search of fun and sun caused readers to reach out asking for my favorite dishes around the state.
Farmers market finds
The Hitching Lot Farmers’ Market will be held from 7-10 a.m. Saturdays, 4-6 p.m. Mondays and 7-10 a.m. Thursdays.
