LIFESTYLES
Anne's Kitchen: Thinking ahead to Thanksgiving, eh?
Oh, to be Canadian and live in the United States. Then you'd have the opportunity to celebrate two Thanksgivings!
You won't believe the thing that makes great cheese straws
The South is credited with creating the cheese straw but no one knows who, where or why exactly.
Ginger tea is a soothing drink
With the arrival of the cold-and-cough season, you may be thinking about cooking up a big batch of chicken soup as a cure for what ails us. I love the stuff, too, but I suggest you stock up on some fresh gingerroot instead.
This 10-minute tortilla soup is filling comfort food --fast
I owe the idea to well-meaning fans, who over the years would approach me to thank me for the genius of making 10-minute-meals.
Cooking on deadline: red lentil and chicken slow-cooker soup
I am a Football Mom. A New York City Football Mom, so Football Moms from, say, Texas or California might smirk at me a little. That's OK. I recognize the difference.
The art of giving: One teen comes up with an artistic twist on giving back
Katelyn Lowe may not be old enough to hold a driver's license yet, but she's mature enough to know the value of giving, rather than taking.
Vienna Boys Choir, a 'wow' event in the Golden Triangle
What is widely considered the most famous boys' choir in the world will be in the Golden Triangle Friday, Oct. 27.
Welty Gala to feature best-selling author Jeffrey Toobin
The 2017 Welty Gala will feature best-selling author Jeffrey Toobin, CNN's chief legal analyst and a staff writer for The New Yorker, Friday Oct. 20.
SAAC plans for 'Eye on the Arts' gala
A three-course dinner, wine tasting, silent auction and a performing arts variety show -- including two previous Magnolia Film Festival-winning films -- are in store for those attending the Starkville Area Arts Council's annual gala Nov. 18.
Two Mississippi artists are focus of Hazard Lecture Series
Two significant female painters from the Magnolia State are the focus of the 26th annual Hazard Lecture Series in Columbus.
Sunday at the Bluff today looks at bioarchaeology
Today at 2 p.m. Dr. Anna Osterholtz, biological anthropologist with the Cobb Institute of Archaeology at Mississippi State University, will present a talk entitled "Bodies and Lives: How Bioarchaeologists Reconstruct Health and Behavior" at Plymouth Bluff Center.
Out There for the week of October 15, 2017
Community Calendar for the week of October 15, 2017
Bill Minor documentary to be screened Tuesday at MSU
A public screening of the documentary "Eyes on Mississippi" begins at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 17 in the Old Main Academic Center, Room 3320, on the Mississippi State University campus.
Being Beautiful: How are you today? I really want to know ...
We need more simple acts of random kindness.
Southern Gardening: Last-minute preparations save gardens from storms
While Hurricane Nate was obviously not in the same class as Katrina, the last hurricane to hit the Mississippi Gulf Coast, it did provide gardeners a lesson in getting their landscapes ready before a storm.
Playing in the dirt: Scare up some good gardening
Boo! It's October, and I'll bet you've got a pumpkin, gourd, corn or nuts in a strategic spot for these perennial fall decorations.
Awesome okra: With some help from the chickens, a Caledonia gardener is standing in tall okra
Chas Allen might be starting to feel a little like the mythical Jack of fairy tale fame, the lad who grew a legendary beanstalk.
Flexible Frittata is thick, satisfying omelet
What to do on a busy weeknight when you poke your head into the fridge and discover a variety of souvenirs left over from previous meals -- including veggies, protein and starch?
Cheese stars in this meatless burger that has a yum factor
As much as I love a juicy beef burger, I've become a little obsessed with creating veggie burgers that step in and satisfy without any meat.
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