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A well spent January day
By Jan Penton-Miller This time of year I usually feel the urge to find some new scenery. There ...
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Familiar Democratic echoes heard in Presley’s challenge
By Sid Salter Columnist In a Jan. 12 email announcing that he is challenging incumbent Republican Mississippi Gov. ...
Oxford
Cofield’s Corner: Some heady Oxford days happened in 1949 and 1950
By John Cofield Some heady Oxford days happened in 1949 and ’50. Intruder in the Dust was being ...
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A little pioneer spirit is enough
By Bonnie Brown Columnist I’m certain that many of you have been watching the series “Yellowstone.” It’s a ...
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Sometimes the only cap in the room
By Harold Brummett Denmark Star Route In Toccopola there is a little gas station and restaurant called Toccopola ...
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Discernment guides through foxholes of life
By Steve Stricker Columnist Discernment – “To understand or know something through the power of the spirit.” To ...
Columnists
Cofield’s connection to The Eagle begins again, New weekly feature Cofield’s Corner
By John Cofield When Grandad Cofield, the Colonel as they called him, brought the family to town in ...
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McCarthy’s politically expensive election leaves a hard road forward
By Sid Salter Columnist American citizens last week learned a new phrase in the nation’s political lexicon, one ...
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Now is the time to run
By Harold Brummett Denmark Star Route Somebody asked the other day what I would do if I happened ...
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Pantry cleared, hubby’s closet is next
By Bonnie Brown Columnist I am in the post-holiday purge mode. Maybe not so much purging as organizing. ...
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An epiphany while cleaning house
By Steve Stricker Columnist Yesterday, Friday, January 6, was the Epiphany of our Lord, the 12th Day of ...
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2023 political prediction: Donald who?
By Thomas L. Knapp Syndicated Columnist A peremptory order from former US president Donald Trump appeared on his ...
Columns
State’s ag/forestry is $9.7 billion renewable economic project
By Sid Salter Columnist Just three months back, Mississippians celebrated Gov. Tate Reeves’ announcement of a $2.5 billion ...
Columns
Fill ‘23 with the good stuff
By Jan Penton Miller Columnist Here we are, already into the first week of 2023. Most of us ...
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Advice for ‘23: What you give, you get
By Bonnie Brown Columnist Hello, 2023! Welcome to the possibilities that this new calendar might present. What are ...
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To Audley and all the boys of Company A
By Harold Brummett Denmark Star Route At Shiloh Cemetery. It is usually cold on the fourth day of ...
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New Year’s resolution: Protect your privacy
By Thomas L. Knapp Columnist “Here’s some free advice for 2023,” Erin Keller writes at the New York ...
Columns
The wonder of seven perfectly wrapped presents
By Steve Stricker Columnist Have you ever been deprived of anything – a wrapped Christmas gift, life? Don’t ...
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A New Year’s toast on foreign seas
By Howard Bahr Guest Columnist A salute to MSGT Gene Hays for his memories of Christmas, 1967, in ...
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Mississippi artists make year end challenge
By Wayne Andrews Columnist Ten percent of annual charitable giving occurs in the last three days of the ...
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Is not God greater than all this?
By Steve Stricker Columnist In 1897 an 8-year-old girl wrote a letter to the New York’s “Sun” newspaper ...
Columns
Say a prayer this Dec. 25
By Harold Brummett Columnist Christmas is a wonderful holiday. Children excitedly opening presents. The floor is knee deep ...
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