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Monday profile: Morris finds calling to medicine, Mississippi

Dr. Andrea Morris has been playing the violin for most of her life, but with a busy workload of patients and two kids to attend to at home, she finds it hard to find the time to play.

TOP NEWS

Makerspace movement continues to thrive in Starkville

Posted earlier today in Starkville & Oktibbeha County

Haley Boyd, 10, sat silently at her table in the Henderson Ward Stewart Elementary library Friday waiting for her name to be called.

Analysis: Mississippi will pay for career certifications

Posted earlier today in State

Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush may have been a failure as a presidential candidate in 2016, but he's still a success in Mississippi education policy.

Possumhaw: The wonder-filled world

Posted earlier today in Local Columns

Another month of spring lay before us. Many years it feels like there is no spring at all; the days change quickly from winter to summer.

Photos: Market Day

Posted earlier today in Starkville & Oktibbeha County

Anna Carson Fleming, 2, and Lane Richardson, 6, ride a miniature horse at Heaven's Jubilee Farm Petting Zoo at Starkville's Tractor Supply Market Day. Anna Carson's mom is Leslie Fleming and Lane's parents are D.J. and Jennifer Richardson.

OTHER RECENT HEADLINES

Police seek suspect who robbed man at knife-point outside Family Dollar

A house on 10th Avenue North collapsed Friday morning. Two workers in the house when it collapsed are being treated for non life-threatening injuries at Baptist Memorial Hospital-Golden Triangle.

Unlicensed workers injured when house collapses

100 Women Columbus raises nearly $13K

Emerson withdrawing from J.L. King Center

Mississippi giving away alarms to try to reduce fire deaths

Trustees start search for new University of Mississippi head

Jury awards $3M to black strippers in discrimination case

Airport board: Columbus-Lowndes airport improving under new operator

Caledonia opens doors for contractors to bid on soccer lighting plan

Starkville's Leslie Fye named Mississippi Parent of the Year

Fred's Starkville location closing

Arrest report for 5-17-19

Ole Miss professor slammed over political tweet gets tenure

Councilmen question use of fire trucks at private events

MSU corporation purchases Cadence Bank

LCSO holds fundraiser for fellow sergeant

SPORTS

Marshall Gilbert makes a throw from third base to record an out on Saturday against South Carolina. The senior transitioned to third base from catcher this season.

Gilbert transitions from catcher to third base, crushes the ball at the plate during senior season

Five MSU tennis players to compete in NCAA Championships

MSU softball makes second-straight regional final

QB Tommy Stevens transfers to Miss. State

Boland notches first win of 2019 at Columbus Speedway

MSU takes series with South Carolina, falters in Game 3

OPINIONS

Our View: Let's show Mississippi cares

Aaron Rice: Drawing a line in the sand against government overreach

Editorial cartoon for 5-20-19

Partial to Home: Avoid heartbreak; get your snoots early

Voice of the people: Lee Roy Lollar

Voice of the people: Roger Larsen

LIFESTYLES

Luke Cote of Caledonia is at bat for the Golden Triangle Knights homeschool baseball team in an April 20 game in Meridian. The Knights team provides junior high and high school-age homeschool boys in the Golden Triangle an opportunity to play baseball. Luke is the son of David and Paula Cote.