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Southern Gardening: Lobelia and delphinium - good reasons to 'feel blue'
Has the search for blue flowers left you feeling blue?
MUW seniors' artwork on display through May 11
The artwork of 11 Mississippi University for Women seniors will be displayed through Saturday, May 11 at MUW's Eugenia Summer Gallery in the Art and Design Building on campus.
Being beautiful: Long-lasting lip color for about 10 dollars
One question I am asked most often by women is about stains -- not the red wine stains on your favorite sofa or grass-stained couture from an outdoor picnic, but instead the ones you hope will stick around.
Brock, Stuart reunite on country music TV show
Five-time Grammy-winner Marty Stuart and fiddler extraordinaire Jim Brock have more in common than their Southern roots.
A Stone's throw: The Scone of Stone
Never having received an accolade myself, I decided the next best thing would be to create one.
Nina and Pinta to dock in Columbus, open for tours
On Thursday May 2, the Nina and Pinta, replicas of Christopher Columbus' ships, will open in Columbus. The ships will be docked at the Columbus Marina, 295 Marina Drive, until their departure early Tuesday morning May 7.
Vintage gets a makeover: Everything old is new again for first-time Market Street Festival jewelry vendors
Mike and Becky Childs are into recycling. But we're not simply talking plastic bottles or aluminum cans here. The New Hope community couple rescue well-used vintage china and silver plate flatware from obscurity and transform it into jewelry.
Adele Elliott: No state is an island (with apologies to John Donne)
Most of the time, Mississippi seems like an island, surrounded by the rest of the states. In many ways, that is a good thing. This state, especially the Golden Triangle area, has less crime than many other places and possesses a wealth of creative talent and natural beauty.
Community Calendar for the week of April 28, 2013
Out and About for the week of April 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.
Military brief: Edwards graduates
Military brief: Avant graduates
Military brief: Andrews graduates
School news: Immanuel Christian School Honor Roll
School news: West Lowndes Honor Roll
What's for dinner? Lowndes Cattlemen's Association fires up the grills for annual fundraiser
'Tis the season -- the season for taking covers off the grills, for organizing cooking tools, maybe even buying a new chef's apron ... the season for enjoying a deep whiff of an excellent cut of beef sizzling above the heat.
Adele Elliott: The reincarnation of Fatty Jo
Life is filled with second chances. Criminals reform. Rock stars make comebacks. Sinners repent. And, after love is lost, broken hearts mend, usually to love again.
Stitches and Stories: Quilters interpret titles by Columbus' most famous writer
"What's in a name?" Shakespeare once posed. But it is a writer of a much later era whose plays, screenplays and short story names inspired a quilting challenge within the Possum Town Quilters guild. For the quilters, the name was everything.
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