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CAC's 'Collaboration' blends nature's gifts, canvas
The natural world and the painted canvas meet when Ralph Null and Debbie Jenkins, both of Columbus, are featured artists in "Collaboration," the Columbus Arts Council's October gallery exhibit in the Rosenzweig Arts Center.
Discover your roots: Library offers genealogy workshops
In honor of Family History Month this October, the Columbus-Lowndes Public Library invites the public to "Discover Your Roots."
'The Audition Tapes': A friend remembers Black Prairie blues legend Big Joe Williams with original recordings
"There's a funny story about that ... " Blewett Thomas said more than once during a recent afternoon of reminiscing about his old friend, Big Joe Williams. There would be. Stories, that is. Gleaned from 1975, when a younger Blewett drove from Columbus to Crawford to seek out one of the few living purveyors of old country and delta blues, to 1982, when Williams died.
Columbus Y to host health fair Wednesday
The Downtown Branch of the Frank P. Phillips YMCA will host a community Health Fair Wednesday, Sept. 26, from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at its facility at 602 Second Avenue N.
Local DAR chapters urge observance of Constitution Week
The words are familiar. "We the people of the United States, in order to form a more perfect Union ... "
Oktibbeha Heritage Museum to hold Scanning Day
In an effort to help citizens preserve historically significant documents and photos, the Oktibbeha County Heritage Museum is partnering with Mississippi State University to hold a Scanning Day Thursday, Sept. 20, at the museum.
Library grant will bring 'Civil War 150' programs
The Columbus-Lowndes Public Library has received a grant to host programs and speakers in 2013 in honor of the 150th anniversary of the American Civil War.
Military notes: Yeates graduates
Military notes: Henderson graduates
Birth: Liam David Both
Birth: Emileigh Grace Bartley
Vet School sponsors art contest for children
Lights, camera, action! The Mississippi State University College of Veterinary Medicine is inviting children to submit artwork that showcases animals on the "silver screen."
The neighbors across the street: Students, nursing home residents make friends
To most, it will look like a simple doorknob decoration. But to a group of wide-eyed kindergarten students and their brand new acquaintances, it's the start of something sweet.
Humanities Series opens with Constitution Day observance
The 2012-2013 Mississippi State Institute for the Humanities Distinguished Lecture Series opens with a Constitution Day event Monday.
As new coordinator, Peel re-energizes Volunteer Center outreach
Leslie Thomas Peel has only been on the job about seven weeks, but the new coordinator of the United Way Community Volunteer Center in Lowndes County is already playing matchmaker.
Birth announcment
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