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'There's an open-heartedness': Out front, greeting a better world - Vimarsana News

'There's an open-heartedness': Out front, greeting a better world

Americans’ loss of social connection has long been an issue, and it worsened during the pandemic to the point where loneliness has now hit epidemic levels. In this episode we talk about why we wrote a kind of antidote story – one about front-porch culture and the power of people to collectively make their lives a bit richer. Hosted by Clay Collins.

Won't you be my neighbor? How porch culture fights loneliness. - Vimarsana News

Won't you be my neighbor? How porch culture fights loneliness.

American front porches signified community and openness, but increasingly people are suspicious when strangers approach their door. Meet the people trying to keep neighborliness alive.

Plein Air to host 5th annual Conference on the Front Porch at the end of October - Vimarsana News

Plein Air to host 5th annual Conference on the Front Porch at the end of October

TAYLOR – The small community of Plein Air is located in Taylor, just a few miles south of Oxford.

Plein Air to host annual 'The Conference on the Front Porch' this October - Vimarsana News

Plein Air to host annual 'The Conference on the Front Porch' this October

TAYLOR • Plein Air is a small, front porch community just outside of Oxford in Taylor, Mississippi. For the past five years, the close-knit group of residents has hosted an

Curtis Wilkie retires from Ole Miss - Vimarsana News

Curtis Wilkie retires from Ole Miss

OXFORD — When Corinth native Curtis Wilkie left Mississippi for the East Coast in 1969, he did it with a promise that he would never return. Half a century later, the University of Mississippi journalism professor and 1958 Corinth High School graduate is putting a period on his career in the same place where it began: Oxford. The Ole Miss alumnus (BA 63) reported on and wrote about a range of characters from racists and murderers to United States presidents and Middle Eastern revolutionaries. Yet through a career that led him from the Mississippi Delta to the White House, Wilkie never fa...