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Storms, like life, can happen fast
By Jan Penton-Miller It’s hard to believe that summer vacation is almost over, but we all realize that…
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Just a caretaker of a gift from above
By Steve Stricker Columnist After three degrees from Southeast Missouri State, working there for six years, divorced, it…
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Bless a momma’s heart in the Mile High City
By Les Ferguson Jr. Columnist In the deep South, we often hear the saying: bless her heart! Sometimes…
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Silence is its own voice in politics
By Harold Brummett Denmark Star Route Yesterday was a milestone for me, three political events in one day.…
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Pete and repeat getting to be an old joke
By Steve Stricker Columnist You reap what you sow and kindness toward people and animals is often taken…
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Not fond of boats, but have fond boating memories
By Bonnie Brown Columnist The year was circa 1955 when a new Thompson wooden hull 14-foot boat with…
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Getting adjusted to husband’s retirement
By Jan Penton-Miller Columnist When I awakened this morning I realized that something was different. It’s not unusual…
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Cofield’s Corner
By John Cofield William Faulkner’s grandfather, J. W. T. “Young Colonel” Falkner, was the first to own the…
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Butter beans, okra and simple things
By Jan Penton-Miller Columnist My sister Dianne and I chatted the time away as we headed down I-59…
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Time to kick political tires, check under hood
By Harold Brummett Denmark Star Route After attending several political meetings in the last few months, I started…
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Trendy ‘scrap cooking’ is efficient and creative
By Bonnie Brown Columnist If you are a creative cook (and I’m not), you might be interested in…
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Beautiful funeral in the hardscrabble Delta
By Harold Brummett Denmark Star Route I did not know Linda Sample, but I do know her husband…
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Memories made in the Chevys of bygone days
By Steve Stricker Columnist Can you think of a better place to celebrate the American Holiday than here…
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Grateful for the greatness of small things
By Bonnie Brown Columnist I’ve been in a most grateful mood lately. I gave a lot of thought…
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If you blow it, just start over
By Jan Penton-Miller Columnist This morning I’m sitting at the local coffee shop. It’s always interesting to sit…
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God-given talent, a formidable work ethic, and the gift of joy
By Sid Salter Columnist Let’s get the football hero stuff – impressive as it is – out of…
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Sleepless in Paris; then a frantic telephone call
By Les Ferguson, Jr. Columnist Have you ever had one of those nights where you just couldn’t fall…
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Chinese emigrants have rich North Mississippi heritage
[Editor’s Note: This story is one of a series about Chinese immigrants in Mississippi by Memphis Chinese historian…
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Cofield’s Corner
By John Cofield When you say to Old Oxford folks “Caboose Hill” they all know. Both Jefferson Avenue…
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Bracero: Nothing more permanent than temporary workers
By Gene Hays MSgt, USMC (Ret) The Bracero (laborer) program refers to agreements between the US and Mexican…
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Never too old to start something new.
By Robert St. John Food Columnist “The best things in life come from patience.” – Author Unknown As…
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Hostas, hydrangeas, ferns thrive in shade
By Eddie Smith MSU Extension Service I recently visited with my friend Doyce Deas in Tupelo and was…
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