Columns
Purchase of Alaska shrewd move by U.S.
By Gene Hays MSgt, USMC (Ret) President Eisenhower signed a proclamation admitting Alaska to the Union as the ... Read more
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Opinion
Hearts of lions leaders needed in disasters
By Harold Brummett Denmark Star Route The rain has come and is about gone. It was a good ... Read more
Lifestyle
The hierarchy of the T-shirt closet
By Steve Stricker Columnist Ah, Fall and my wardrobe choices have more than doubled! Reviving my column from ... Read more
Opinion
Our View: ‘Progress is a pain’
Driving down University Avenue, you may have noticed new “Road Work” signs popping up. The project underway is ... Read more
Lifestyle
Memories of Katrina rekindled by Helene
By Les Ferguson, Jr. Columnist It was Sunday, August 28, 2005, in Gulfport. Like most every Sunday, I ... Read more
Lifestyle
Working fall chores and avoiding cat cooties
By Harold Brummett Denmark Star Route With September well on its way to being over there were ... Read more
Opinion
Our View: Rise in trash bill needed; More notice also needed
The Lafayette County Board of Supervisors voted Monday morning to raise the monthly rate for trash collection for ... Read more
Lifestyle
There will never be another Mary Lou and Snooky
By Steve Stricker Columnist Oh my Lord and great God, Jesus, friend Holy Spirit, give me the ... Read more
Lifestyle
Corvette dreaming as the years pass by
By Les Ferguson Jr. Columnist The first manual-shift car I drove was a 1960s-model Chevrolet Corvette. I was ... Read more
Lifestyle
Blowing blooms with a British accent
By Bonnie Brown Columnist You all may recall that we have a lovely Crepe Myrtle near our front ... Read more
Lifestyle
Bestselling author Ken Abraham finds a home for his new novel in collaborative project
By Tom Mayer tmayer@cullmantimes.com Ken Abraham has written more than 100 books — exactly 108, by his own ... Read more
Lifestyle
Paradigm shift is working so far
By Steve Stricker Columnist Leaving my driveway on any given day and entering that conduit to St. John’s ... Read more
Lifestyle
Butcher, Baker, Candlestick Maker
By Les Ferguson Jr. Columnist Like many others, I grew up with nursery rhymes. “Jack and Jill went ... Read more
Opinion
Don’t worry; Elites love us
By Harold Brummett Denmark Star Route The Second Gentleman came to Lafayette County last week, but who knew? ... Read more
Lifestyle
Good neighbors make great neighborhoods
By Bonnie Brown Columnist I often notice that although we are all “neighbors” we are often not very ... Read more
Opinion
State leaders eyeing additional tax cuts
By Sid Salter Columnist In 1922, Gov. Tate Reeves signed the largest tax increase in Mississippi history – ... Read more
Lifestyle
Judging a book by its cover is a life mistake
By Les Ferguson Jr. Columnist In 1860, the English author Mary Ann Evans, using the pen name Georg ... Read more
Columns
Remembering the horror of 23 years ago
By Steve Stricker Columnist On this day 23 years ago…where were you? How were you? Tuesday, September 11, ... Read more
Lifestyle
Autumn is a time of reflection
By Bonnie Brown Columnist Fall seems to be the unofficial season of re-set. You know, like when you ... Read more
Lifestyle
Cofield’s Corner
By John Cofield Larry Brown was one in a million. He struggled to graduate from Lafayette High due ... Read more
History
Civil rights pioneer McLemore shares Freedom Summer truth
By Sid Salter Columnist Think about a powerful public speaker with the clarity and power of a Barack ... Read more
News
Falling leaves, football, and family lore
By Bonnie Brown Columnist Is it just me, or did it seem that summer this year was a ... Read more
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