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Get organized to reduce back-to-school stress
A grilled cheese sandwich to knock your socks off
When I was a child, I thought like a child, I ate like a child: PB&Js, BLTs and grilled cheese sandwiches made from slices of Velveeta melted to gooey perfection between two slices of skillet-toasted white bread.
A back-to-school party can get kids excited for reading, writing and 'rithmetic
Elmer's glue, check. Backpack, check. Hand sanitizer, check. Yes, it's that time of year, when the rustle and hustle of parents armed with school supply lists and uniform specifications crowd the stores, and kids can't wait to see friends they waved goodbye to in May.
Driving small: 'Little-Car' trend has finally established a foothold in U.S.
In a land where bigger usually means better, especially where cars and pick-up trucks are concerned, some local residents are embracing "cute little cars."
Community Calendar for the week of July 28, 2013
Out and About for the week of July 28, 2013
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.
Southern Gardening: Gaillardia is a strong summer flower maker
It is during the midsummer months in Mississippi that I most appreciate gaillardia in gardens and landscapes.
Being beautiful: Summer beauty tips for sand or soiree
Adele Elliott: Special deliveries
MSU adopts new commercial tailgating policies
Oktibbeha museum gears up for a night of yee-haw and bling
Pull out the boots and shine up the jewelry because the Friends of the Oktibbeha County Heritage Museum are planning a night of sparkling, western-themed fun. Denin and Diamonds, a fundraiser to benefit the museum, is set for Friday, Aug. 9, at the Shrine Club in Starkville.
Healthy corn crepes go sweet or savory (and wait'll you taste them stuffed with summer fruit)
One of the earliest French culinary imports to make a dent in America was the crepe. As a kid in New York during the '60s, I remember dining with my family at quite a few creperies. I also remember the black steel crepe pan my folks bought, a token of their desire to make crepes at home every once in a while.
A 1-minute gazpacho and a versatile take on sushi
KFC drops bones, Colonel in upmarket restaurant
Art in the Alley: A window on the past augments Catfish Alley's revitalization
There are kids in high school in Columbus right now who don't have any idea about the history of Catfish Alley or what makes it special," said Alex Stelioes-Wills. The Mississippi University for Women associate professor of art would like to change that.
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