Brighten school days — any days — with breakfast
School — in whatever form that means for your household — is back in session. For kids, sleeping in is (or should be) just a memory now. Families have spent the past six months adjusting in every way, shape and form. Fall semester 2020 calls for no less.
Grab-and-go breakfast
Stirred by some internal, infernal clock, I reluctantly opened an eye Monday morning, relieved to see the sky still dark. Foggily judging the time to be about 4:30 a.m., I thankfully figured I had a couple more hours to dream. Reality intruded seemingly five minutes later when the alarm — set for 6:30 — sounded off. How could it possibly be time to get up for work?
Serving breakfast for dinner, with a bit of pasta in the mix
This is the ultimate breakfast-for-dinner dish: bacon, eggs and toast (in the form of buttery crumbs), combined with spaghetti.
All Columbus students to receive free meals
All of the estimated 4,600 children in the Columbus Municipal School District will now receive a free breakfast and lunch each school day.
Breakfast foods are getting pricier
Breakfast is now being served with a side of sticker shock.
Dream 365 speaker Haynes urges change
The annual Dream 365 event concluded Monday morning with a breakfast featuring famed pastor Dr. Fredrick Haynes.
From the death of Christ to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. to Trayvon Martin, Haynes spoke on how a murder can become a movement for change.
Dream 365: Week-long commemoration honors past, with eyes to the future
“If you look at where we are today and we try to make plans for where we will go tomorrow, you have to remember how you got to where you are,” said Learnard Dickerson. With the Rev. Tony Montgomery and Lavonne Harris, he is a co-founder of Dream 365, a now week-long commemoration in Columbus of the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
MSU, Starkville ready for MLK activities
Mississippi State University will hold its 19th annual Unity Breakfast in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. on Monday.
The event will include keynote speaker Maj. Gen. Augustus L. Collins, adjutant general of the Mississippi National Guard.