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Angry bills and buddy bills
By Charlie Mitchell In 1980, a silly movie, “Airplane,” was released. In one scene a passenger loses her ... Read more
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Opinion
We need real leadership here
By Jim Hood The lieutenant governor of Mississippi has decided that huge tax cuts in the face of ... Read more
Columnists
Learning from the Masters
By Steve Stricker After winning the 2015 Masters with a 2-under 70 for a four-shot victory over Phil ... Read more
Columns
Seven keys to winning the presidency
By Steve Vassallo The media continues to overwhelm us with the latest national polling regarding potential November match-ups ... Read more
Lifestyle
L.Q.C. Lamar’s humor and reading habits
By Jack Mayfield Some time ago, I was looking for some new stories to pass along in my ... Read more
Columns
Epps case remains in deal phase
By Charlie Mitchell In May 2010, Chris Epps was at the pinnacle. There he was, a black man ... Read more
Columns
State needs to embrace solar power
By Wyatt Emmerich Mississippi has some of the worst laws in the nation on solar energy. That’s too ... Read more
News
Baron of Bannockburn talks about Scottish heritage in Oxford
By Laurie Triplette news@oxfordeagle.com Hope Vere Anderson knows a good thing when he sees it. He can also ... Read more
Columnists
Lamar’s career blossoms after move here
By Jack Mayfield In a publication of the “Library of Southern Literature,” historian Charles B. Galloway wrote the ... Read more
Columns
We will suffer from legislative hissy fit
By Charlie Mitchell How much courage does it take to do nothing? Seriously. After Gov. Phil Bryant signed ... Read more
Columns
Congrats to leaders in Jackson
By TJ Ray Congratulations are due for the Republican Party of Mississippi. Sound the bugle! Break out the ... Read more
News
Guilty verdicts in prison drugs, murder case
By Patsy R. Brumfield Mississippitoday.org Appeals are likely after an Oxford federal jury Wednesday found guilty two men ... Read more
Columns
Finding a dream far away, making it happen at home
On July 1, 2015, bleary-eyed and sleep deprived, I slowly stumbled off the plane I had been on ... Read more
News
Oxford attorneys ask court to reconsider mission-trip lawsuit decision
By Patsy R. Brumfield Mississippi Today JACKSON – Attorneys for a New Albany church asked the Mississippi Court ... Read more
Opinion
Mississippi heritage at stake with new law?
By Jon Fisher Throughout my life, I’ve struggled mightily with politics and my political affiliation. I’ve voted regularly ... Read more
Sports
CLEVELAND: Langer turned back the clock at Masters
The 2016 Masters likely will be remembered as the one that washed away from 22-year-old Jordan Spieth when ... Read more
Columns
Finally, a Tweet expressed it all
By Sid Salter For old-school newspaper opinion/editorial writers, Twitter has always seemed anathema to what we tried to ... Read more
News
Dems seek to undo Mississippi LGBT law, but likely to fail
BY EMILY WAGSTER PETTUS Associated Press JACKSON — More than a dozen Democratic lawmakers are calling for repeal of an ... Read more
Lifestyle
Where the name Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar came from
When I conduct a tour of the Lamar Home on North 14th Street, one of the first things ... Read more
Columns
Hire someone to break up with your lover?
by danny tyree I’m guessing my late father felt more empathy for me than he let on, back in ... Read more
Garden/Outdoors
The age of asparagus
Proper Victorians upholstered their piano legs to thwart libidinous male reflexes. They also forbad serving asparagus in girls’ ... Read more
Columns
Ode to Chief Warrant Officer Dowd
When folks speak of the hallowed halls of ivy, other people immediately think of their own school days. ... Read more
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