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Gordy Honors Forum presents 'It's My Vote. I Will Be Heard'

The Gordy Honors College at Mississippi University for Women will host Elizabeth Crowell on Thursday, Nov. 1, at 6 p.m. as part of the Honors Forum Speakers Series.

Eli Young Band joins Bulldog Bash lineup

When synth pop-rockers Neon Trees last week suddenly canceled their fall college tour -- which included Bulldog Bash in Starkville Nov. 2 -- Mississippi State's Student Association was sent scrambling to secure another co-headline act on short notice.

{Nourish} The most annoying thing + the silver lining

I'm a pretty positive, optimistic person. I like to look on the bright side of life through rose-tinted glasses. I focus on the good and pretty much just ignore the bad.

Halloween snacks can threaten dietary limits

For children with food allergies and sensitivities, Halloween dangers can be lurking in their candy sacks, not just in their imaginations.

Military notes: Hairston graduates

Being beautiful: Remember to go trick-or-treating for yourself, too

When I was a young'un, it was the most magical time when I got all dressed up in costume and went door-to-door knocking for treats.

Parsnips: Learn to love the "other" mashed potato

As a kid I never much cared for parsnips.

A glass of eyeball punch or a shot of orange haze?

It's not enough for Halloween drinks to be delicious. They also have to be creepy.

Adele Elliott: The zombie apocalypse

We have read much news lately about the "Zombie Apocalypse" that is about to invade our country on a rampage of brain-eating terror. I haven't seen any zombies stumbling down Columbus' Fifth Street or attending football games in Starkvegas. But the word is that they are on their way.

{Nourish} Love yourself, right now

I'm a girl's girl. A supporter, encourager and cheerleader of other women doing positive things.

Community Calendar for the week of October 21, 2012

Out and about for the week of October 21, 2012

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.

Fearless Entertaining author makes Columbus visit Wednesday

The dynamic design duo of Mississippians Catherine Strange and John David Williams have joined forces to produce two new books -- "One Vase 52 Different Ways" and "Beautiful Weddings" -- in the popular Fearless Entertaining series.

Being beautiful: Hair potions from your very own cauldron

It's almost time for Halloween, so why not try some homemade potions concocted in your very own cauldron without a witch in sight?

A Stone's throw: Why?

Nobody wants to hear about your trip, so I shall not tell you about mine. I would, however, like to touch on one aspect of it for the reason you will see.

Main Street Macon to show King documentary

Main Street Macon will present a free screening of the Blues Music Award-nominated documentary, "Down in the Woods," Oct. 25. The film, released in 2007, journeys into the world of Noxubee County's renowned bluesman Willie Earl King, a backwoods juke joint musician who lived and breathed the blues every moment of his life until his passing in 2009.

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