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Adele Elliott: Memorials and markers

Posted 6/15/2013 in Columns

Having fun ... at Camp Rising Sun

Posted 6/15/2013 in Community

There is a special place children who are battling -- or have battled -- a diagnosis of cancer can go. A place where they are not "different," not "the sick kid." A place where memories of hospitals and treatments recede and life is just about summertime, camp and all that goes with it -- swimming, fishing, campfires, scavenger hunts, crafts, archery, canoeing, spirit sticks and new friends.

Explore 'Sushi Secrets' at Wednesday's Table Talk

Posted 6/15/2013 in Entertainment

Being beautiful: Keeping it between the barn and the pond

Posted 6/15/2013 in Columns

Preparations for storms can pay off in other events

Posted 6/15/2013 in Community

Community Calendar for the week of June 16, 2013

Posted 6/15/2013 in Entertainment

Out and About for the week of June 16, 2013

Posted 6/15/2013 in Entertainment

The Golden Triangle is within easy traveling distance of some of the best entertainment in the South. Support arts and entertainment at home, and when you're on the road, these might pique your interest.

Ohr-O'Keefe opens three exhibits

Posted 6/15/2013 in Entertainment

Artists, Arts Council, Humane Society team up in fund raiser

Posted 6/15/2013 in Community

Gardner's new gospel recording is 'right on time'

Posted 6/15/2013 in Community

Kenny Gardner has been singing since he was 3 years old, spreading the gospel with his dad, Bro. James Gardner. He's even recorded a few albums along the way. But for the past 12 years, as he founded and pastored Columbus Christian Center, the idea of going back into the studio simmered on a back burner. Until now.

Military brief: Crowley graduates

Posted 6/15/2013 in Community

Personal touches make weddings memorable

Posted 6/15/2013 in Community

Personal touches in a wedding can take the ceremony from textbook to storybook, and they may even save the new couple some money.

A Stone's throw: A tribute to my grandfather

Posted 6/15/2013 in Columns

My paternal grandparents called each other "Mr. Boyls" and "Miss Ruth," at least in public. It used to drive my mother crazy. "I just know that they must call each other by more personal names sometimes!" she fretted.

Former narcotics bureau captain, author signs books in Columbus Thursday

Posted 6/12/2013 in Entertainment

Drug deals gone bad, harrowing gun fights and shadowy undercover work are part and parcel of Tupelo native Merle Temple's complex past. The experiences inspired and informed his debut novel, "Ghostly Shade of Pale."

Celebrating dads: Looking for man-food ideas for Father's Day? Keep reading

Posted 6/12/2013 in Food

In case you hadn't noticed, Father's Day is just around the corner. On Sunday, June 16 families everywhere will celebrate dads, and many of them will do it with some form of feasting on manly foods. Dude food, if you will.