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Here lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about what is to be done with the half-finished amphitheater on the west bank of the Tombigbee River.

Ask musicologist Michael Barnett about singer Delroy Wilson, and he can talk for hours, non-stop. “Delroy is, and was, and will forever be one of my favourite singers,” a passionate Barnett said of the foundation singer who would have celebrated...

State auditor Shad White was a political appointee by Gov. Phil Bryant in 2018, then was elected to the post in 2019. He is running for reelection this year, but you get the impression that his ultimate goal lies beyond the auditor’s office.

It was in early May and Tess was returning home from a week-long business trip when she called to tell me what time she expected to arrive, a courtesy to allow me time to disperse the hookers and hide the cocaine or, perhaps, vice versa.

November’s general elections will be upon us sooner than we think, so it’s never a bad time to brush up on Mississippi Civics, something that is only briefly touched upon in public schools these days.

November’s general elections will be upon us sooner than we think, so it’s never a bad time to brush up on Mississippi Civics, something that is only briefly touched upon in public schools these days.

November’s general elections will be upon us sooner than we think, so it’s never a bad time to brush up on Mississippi Civics, something that is only briefly touched upon in public schools these days.

On July 23, Tess and I decided to see a movie and like millions of Americans there were two obvious choices.

Beginning this week, millions of American children will be headed back to school to resume their studies of the Three Rs (readin’, ‘ritin’ and ‘rithmetic).

I turned 10 years old in the summer of 1969, a year like no other in terms of all the incredible things that happened over the course of that single 12-month period.