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In the garden with Felder: Reflecting on frogs -- no, not the live kind

Posted 9/14/2019 in Columns

I have more frogs than I know what to do with, what with being able to use only one at a time.

School news: Student recognition

Posted 9/14/2019 in Community

School news: Holbrook receives Dean scholarship

Posted 9/14/2019 in Community

School news: Miller, Beard receive scholarships

Posted 9/14/2019 in Community

School news: Sanders, Wells recognized

Posted 9/14/2019 in Community

Theatre MSU unveils season, opens with 'The Magician's Nephew'

Posted 9/14/2019 in Entertainment

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

Posted 9/14/2019 in Columns

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

Posted 9/14/2019 in Entertainment

Community Calendar for the week of September 15, 2019

Posted 9/14/2019 in Entertainment

Church cookbooks and comfort food

Posted 9/11/2019 in 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

Posted 9/11/2019 in Food

I'll never forget the first time I saw a meal plan for the week.

Add Mexican flair to game day favorites

Posted 9/11/2019 in Food

Football season, for many people, is just as much about the food as it is about the action.

10 tips to recognize ripe fruits

Posted 9/11/2019 in Food

Keeping fresh fruit around the house provides a healthier alternative when your sweet tooth comes calling.

Get back into the swing of dinnertime

Posted 9/11/2019 in Food

After juggling work, school, extracurricular activities, homework and preparing dinner, getting back into a weeknight routine may feel impossible.

Caring for the Caregivers: Those caring for loved ones with dementia can reach out to each other

Posted 9/7/2019 in Community

Sheila Avery misses her best friend. Dementia is stealing her away. It began about a year ago, when Avery's mother began displaying signs of a decline in mental ability that interfered with daily life.

Citywide Tailgate returns to Starkville Friday

Posted 9/7/2019 in Community

The Citywide Tailgate -- a benefit for United Way of North Central Mississippi -- returns to Starkville Friday, Sept. 13, from 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. UWNCM, in conjunction with the Greater Starkville Development Partnership's New South Weekends, hosts the community fundraiser.