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Opinion: Politeness is needed in our day-to-day conversations

Back in the old days we didn’t write so meanly to each other. Take, for instance, this letter from Alexander . . .

Hugh Campbell Sr.

MARKS — Hugh Campbell, Sr., age 67, a farmer, died Friday, Nov. 26, at Baptist East in Memphis. Visitation is . . .

Pictured with some of the Tutwiler Quilters' specialized items are, from left, quilters Betty Marlow, Reola Hollins and Martha Williams; TCEC Executive Director Melanie Powell; TCEC Quilting Director Mary Willis-Mackey; and quilter Bobbie Spears. (Photo by Rory Doyle)

CBS airs video segment about Tutwiler Quilters program

CBS News recently aired a video feature about the Tutwiler Quilters program at the Tutwiler Community Education Center. Headlined "A . . .

Be sure pills for COVID are safe

As remarkable as the rapid development of COVID-19 vaccines has been, drugmakers and those who regulate them need to be . . .

Wellness Center offers holiday membership deals, tells of new programming

The holiday season is upon us, and the James C. Kennedy Wellness Center in Charleston has some great deals for . . .

Outdoors in the Sun: Experience manmade and nature calming
By JEFF NORTH
Fri,11/26/21-9:06AM, 348 Reads 7,775 Statewide
By now, if have been following our column this season, you may recall I have mentioned “Trout and Coffee” several times. To remind you, this is a blog, series, or whatever you would like to call it, found on YouTube, featuring beautiful nature scenes, warm cabins, and lovely gardens.
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The lifespan of bucks is generally less than does, and brain abscesses are one reason why. (Photo by Steve Gulledge)

Life is tough on a buck
By BRONSON STRICKLAND - MSU Extension Service
Fri,11/26/21-10:13AM, 437 Reads
STARKVILLE — Each year in Mississippi, thousands of hunters spend time in the woods hoping to see and harvest a buck. Last year, hunters in the Magnolia State harvested about 122,000 bucks, producing venison for the table and antlers to admire for a lifetime.
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Editorial: Just win, baby!
Tue,11/30/21-6:48PM, 162 Reads 1,429 Statewide
Did anybody else enjoy Alabama coach Nick Saban’s Thanksgiving diatribe about the unreasonable expectations of Crimson Tide football fans?
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Sunflower County Supervisor Gloria Dickerson and Extension Agent Alexis Hamilton meet at the town of Drew’s former military armory, which now houses the Drew Collaborative’s Grocery Ordering and Online Distribution Service (GOODS), on Oct. 5, 2021. The service launched earlier this year to help folks in Drew use online grocery ordering systems and ease transportation barriers to and from the closest grocery store, in neighboring Cleveland. (Photo by Erica Hensley)

Small towns can address large food insecurity issues
By ERICA HENSLEY - For the MSU Extension Service
Fri,11/26/21-10:43AM, 626 Reads
DREW — The small Delta town of Drew in the heart of Sunflower County has created a private, public and academic partnership to fight food insecurity.
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