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Cheeseballs deserve equal billing with dips

By Kara Kimbrough     After sharing my favorite dip recipes last week as inspiration for fall football season, I was asked if I had any “new and different” recipes for cheeseballs. If it appeared that I was slighting cheeseballs in any way, I promise that’s not the case. I’ve never met a cheeseball I didn’t…

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MS to mark National Hunting and Fishing Day, Saturday Sept. 27

On Saturday, September 27, 2025 the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks will join the nation in observing National Hunting and Fishing Day. Governor Tate Reeves issued a proclamation recognizing the day, created in 1972 to honor hunters and anglers for their role in wildlife conservation. September opens key seasons in Mississippi, including dove…

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2025 MS Leadership academy offers free program for students

High school and college students in Leland have the chance to participate in the Mississippi Leadership Academy this fall, a free two-part program designed to help young people develop leadership skills and connect with state leaders. The program, hosted by the Mississippi Center for Public Policy, will meet September 20 and October 11 in Jackson.…

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111th Saint Joseph Parish Fair

The 111th St. Joseph Parish Fair will be held on Tuesday, September 9, 2025 from 4:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. on the grounds of St. Joseph Catholic School at 1501 VFW Road. The fair, considered to be the longest running parish fair in the state of Mississippi, began in Greenville in 1914 serving spaghetti and…

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Movie Review: “Caught Stealing”

“Caught Stealing” By Bob Garver “Caught Stealing” is one of those twisty crime thrillers where it seems like the filmmakers cast as many interesting names as they could and then wrote the movie around using them all. For example, at no point did I feel it was necessary for the film to feature Matt Smith…

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“Stronger Than A Storm. Reflections From Katrina Kids”

By Guest Writer Brittany Dillard August 2025 Shoes, check. Uniform, check. School supplies, Check. Booksack, Check. A storm that felt like the end all be all no comment. One thing almost every grade school student had in common that fourth week in August of 2005 was that we were planning our 2nd week of school,…

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State’s first construction management graduate program targets industry needs

Mississippi State University will launch the state’s first graduate degree in construction management this fall, offering online and in-person options for students seeking leadership roles in the architecture, engineering and construction industries. Approved by the Mississippi Institutions of Higher Learning, the Master of Science in Construction Management will be housed in MSU’s Department of Building…

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