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Our View: 'Tell me a story'

The Columbus Arts Council opened its fifth edition of Possum Town Tales on Thursday evening and will continue through Sunday.

Lynn Spruill: Streets with personality

Posted yesterday in Local Columns

Starkville has benefited recently from a number of changes to street designs.

Voice of the people: Sarah Studdard

Posted yesterday in Letters to the Editor (voice@cdispatch.com)

Patrick Buchanan: How Trump wins the debate

Posted yesterday in National Columns

On one of my first trips to New Hampshire in 1991, to challenge President George H. W. Bush, I ran into Sen. Eugene McCarthy.

Our View: City officials exercise poor judgment in travel decision

Posted 9/22/2016 in Dispatch Editorials

Earlier this month, Columbus Mayor Robert Smith, Police Chief Oscar Lewis and Assistant Police Chief Fred Shelton traveled to Detroit to attend the funeral of the mother of a CPD police lieutenant, spending $4,130.79 of taxpayer money.

Leonard Pitts: Donald Trump is a 'BS artist'

Posted 9/22/2016 in National Columns

We've called him many things. We pundits have overworked our thesauruses and our imaginations to describe Donald Trump.

Editorial cartoons for 9-22-16

Posted 9/22/2016 in National Columns

Our View: The W's return to athletics

Posted 9/21/2016 in Dispatch Editorials

By this time next year, Mississippi University of Women will literally be back in the game.

Voice of the people: Jim Dollar

Posted 9/21/2016 in Letters to the Editor (voice@cdispatch.com)

Voice of the people: Elaine Hegwood

Posted 9/21/2016 in Letters to the Editor (voice@cdispatch.com)

Kathleen Parker: The Trump letters

Posted 9/21/2016 in National Columns

As the first presidential debate approaches, fists clench, jaws tighten and invectives giggle in anticipation.

Editorial cartoon for 9-21-16

Posted 9/21/2016 in National Columns

Our View: The openness of government is at question

Posted 9/20/2016 in Dispatch Editorials

Over the past two years the media and members of the public have multiple times filed open meetings complaints against public bodies in this state.

Charlie Mitchell: PEER's mission not a priority for Lt. Gov. Reeves?

Posted 9/20/2016 in Local Columns

A long time ago in a galaxy far away ... No. Let's leave "Star Wars" out of this. But there was a time -- and it does seem long ago -- when the Mississippi Legislature enacted a bevy of "good government" initiatives to help it do its job better.

Editorial cartoon for 9-20-16

Posted 9/20/2016 in National Columns

Froma Harrop: New Yorkers walk past political bluster over bombing

Posted 9/20/2016 in National Columns

The explosives going off in the dumpster in the Manhattan neighborhood of Chelsea was not a major terrorist event -- except on the TV news channels.

Wyatt Emmerich: Pathways to less expensive power

Posted 9/19/2016 in National Columns

A Texas company is planning to build a high-voltage electricity transmission line linking the wind farms of west Texas to the deep South. The line would enter Mississippi near Vicksburg and run through the middle of Mississippi terminating north of Columbus.

Other Editors: Mississippi's growing public universities

Posted 9/19/2016 in National Columns

The fall semester enrollment numbers are generally good for Mississippi's eight public universities, but they are a concern for most of the state's 15 community colleges.

Editorial Cartoon for 9-19-16

Posted 9/19/2016 in National Columns

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