A night of Italian inspiration (without leaving Southside)
Sometimes inspiration hits fast, and impatience wins.
Warm spices and crunchy goodness
Traditionally, winter is the time of year when people sleep longer.
Robert St. John: The Last Strand of Tinsel
Some families grow up with postcard Christmases – crackling fires, golden retrievers by the hearth, snowflakes on the St. Augustine.
Robert St. John talks Starkville flavor, food memories and holiday cheer
When Robert St. John talks about food, it’s impossible to separate it from the people and places that shaped him.
Keeping pets safe this holiday season
The holiday season brings sparkling lights, cherished traditions and joyful gatherings with the people and pets you love most.
Community Calendar for 12-6-25
Now through Friday, Dec. 19 ■ Columbus Christmas Window Decorating Contest: Downtown Columbus visitors may vote for their favorite storefront in the Christmas Window Decorating
Horsing around for stress relief
With the campus buzzing as students prepared for finals, some Mississippi State University students found an unexpected way to step away from their textbooks and computer screens: a stress-relief session with horses.
Sherry Ivy: The God who comforts you in all circumstances
God is our ultimate source of comfort.
Town & Tower to present MUW campus and community service awards
The Town & Tower Club will present its annual awards for outstanding service at a holiday luncheon Thursday, Dec. 18, at 11:30 a.m. in the Pope Banquet Room of Hogarth Dining Center on the Mississippi University for Women campus.
Andrew McLarty: God in the Winter Stillness
Two weeks ago, I encouraged readers to use the season of Advent as a time of “holy waiting,” a spiritual discipline of slowing down enough to notice God’s quiet movements in our lives.
MSU’s Goliath receives national Mosaic Award celebrating forensic advocacy
Mississippi State forensic anthropologist Jesse R. Goliath has been named the 2026 recipient of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences Community Connections Mosaic Award, a national honor recognizing individuals who advance advocacy and positive change in the forensic sciences.
MSU conservation education master’s program earns prestigious accreditation
Mississippi State University’s online Master of Science in Conservation Education program has earned accreditation from the North American Association for Environmental Education, a distinction held by fewer than 15 institutions nationwide and one of only a few at the graduate level.
Everyday Clay: Main street matters, because what matters is on main street
In the wake of the recent fallout at The Golden Triangle Link, I find myself scratching my head. I can’t help but wonder if we direct our attention to the wrong things.
In the Garden with Felder: Deck the halls with nature’s ornaments
Way before DIY channels were a thing, we made our own holiday ornaments, partly from necessity. Some of us still do, just for the fun of it.
Holiday harmonies in Columbus
The Golden Triangle Singers will bring holiday cheer to Columbus with a festive community performance on Thursday at 4:30 p.m. at Annunciation Catholic Church.
AI adds a digital twist to holiday classics
Among global consumers, 47% say they are comfortable with generative artificial intelligence for meal planning.
A leftover sandwich you’ll want seconds of
Well, y’all, just like that, November has come to an end.
Butter Together: ’Tis the season for easy appetizers
Well, we got the tomato sauce canned.
Santa called – he wants these flourless brownie cookies
This past weekend, Austin and I were putting up our Christmas tree – ornaments scattered, lights twinkling, and “A Christmas Carol” on the TV – when a craving hit: something chocolatey and sweet.
A spectator’s guide to the College Football Playoff
December 18, 2024
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