LIFESTYLES
« previous Page 104 of 299 next »
Civil rights, military leadership and Islam among Gordy Honors College topics
The Gordy Honors College's Forum Series opens Thursday, Jan. 22 at 6 p.m. at Nissan Auditorium in Parkinson Hall on the Mississippi University for Women campus.
MVSU leader speaks Monday at MLK Jr. Day Unity Breakfast
The president of Mississippi Valley State University will be keynote speaker Monday for Mississippi State's 21st annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day Unity Breakfast.
Rural settings featured in SAAC exhibit
The serenity and symmetry of rural American landscapes are the central theme of "Barns," the Starkville Area Arts Council's current exhibit at the Greater Starkville Development Partnership.
Being Beautiful: 'Please' and 'thank you' never go out of style
A few winters ago, we were walking into our favorite Burberry store in Washington, D.C., and a jolly man with a raspy voice exclaimed, "Welcome to Burberry, gentlemen" as we glided through the revolving doors.
A Stone's Throw: Rhyme-time nostalgia
Southern Gardening: Winter reveals lichen growth
Winter is a good time to examine landscape plants.
Military brief: Edwards graduates
Military brief: Jefferson graduates
AT&T Mississippi honors Smith with donation to EMCC
AT&T Mississippi donated $10,000 to East Mississippi Community College in December in honor of State Rep. Jeff Smith, EMCC 2014 Alumnus of the Year, and his efforts to improve economic development in the Golden Triangle and Mississippi.
MUW 'Twelfth Night' moved to April 23-25
Out and About for the week of January 18, 2015
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. Be aware that some venues add facility/convenience charges to ticket prices.
Community Calendar for the week of January 18, 2015
MSU student's Natchez photo selected for New York show
An intriguing image created by a senior Mississippi State art major is among those that will be on display Feb. 4-28 at the SohoPhoto Gallery in New York City.
The Great Living Menu: New culinary culture might make you think again about hospital food
Fairly or not, hospital food often gets a universal bad rap.
10 fresh takes on Super Bowl guacamole
Whether or not you like avocados, you really have to admire the way their marketers have totally owned the Super Bowl.
At the intersection of art and music, that's where you'll find Chad Anderson
Chad Anderson has a clear memory of one of his early drawings -- a "graphic struggle," he once called it. He may not have been even 5 years old, growing up in Starkville.
Being Beautiful: Unweaving the tangled webs we weave
Sometimes you can get yourself into quite a tangle, and I don't mean the hundred ways I was mischievous as a child.
Acclaimed guitarist to perform in Columbus Thursday
Internationally-known guitarist David Burgess of New York presents a program of Spanish- and Latin American-inspired music at the Rosenzweig Arts Center Omnova Theater Thursday.
Columbus Library to host civil rights programming
To introduce four documentaries with new footage illustrating the history of civil rights in America, the Columbus-Lowndes Public Library will host a series of discussion forums and scholarly presentations.
Local film will tour several Southern screens
West Point independent filmmaker Michael Williams' first feature-length project, "OzLand," hits regional screens in January and February.
« previous Page 104 of 299 next »
Most Viewed Lifestyles Stories
1. Well grounded: This pilot discovers a talent as an 'aspiring tamer of wood' COMMUNITY
2. The beat goes on at 'Unplugged 3' this week ENTERTAINMENT
3. CCT youth: Come on in, meet 'Mississippi Characters' ENTERTAINMENT
4. Ruby, Wiseman to lead MSU Retired Faculty Association COMMUNITY
5. Southern Gardening: Crape myrtle is garden must-have in the South COLUMNS
CATFISH ALLEY MAGAZINE
Catfish Alley Magazine features the
people, places, food and events we
all love about the South. Visit
catfishalleymag.com for details.
READ OUR SPECIAL SECTIONS ONLINE
(Publications will be opened in a new window)
Voters Guide 2017
Salute to Industry 2017
2017 Dining Guide
IMAGINATION LIBRARY
Dispatch-sponsored Imagination Library provides a free book each month to Lowndes County children under the age of 5. Learn more at lowndesil.org.
Catfish Alley Magazine | Friendly City Mini Warehouses
662-328-2424 | PO Box 511, Columbus, MS 39703-0511
Copyright 2017 The Commercial Dispatch Publishing Company
Privacy Policy & Terms of Use
