There is a nationwide trend to roll back professional licensing requirements and Mississippi is leading the charge.
In a time when "disenfranchisement" has again become an issue, Dorothy Overstreet Pratt's new book, "Sowing the Wind/ The Mississippi Constitution of 1890," merits attention.
Time is nigh for the wet suits and SCUBA tanks to come out of the closet, and although the odds are in the diver's favor (decompression sickness occurs in about 2-4/10,000 dives, affecting approximately 1,000 U.S. divers per year), it's also time to think about decompression sickness (aka the bends, caisson disease).
Football is here. College and high school teams around the state have begun preparing for the season to come, which means we, as fans, should prepare, as well.
After all, the goal is to be in mid-season form in late August and early September, right? Right.
You’ve likely just read my column about querying my good friend, a Southerner-turned-Yankee, who declined politely to attempt an answer to my query about the long-ranging effect of the weather on the way we grow our show daffodils.
Please bear with me if I repeat myself a few times during this article. But I have to bare it all to make my point.
Jackson Mayor made a good appointment when he named Bob Miller to head the department of public works.
Miller was the number two guy in New Orleans and was there during Katrina reconstruction so he’s not new to challenges.
The summer of 2018 may go down as the year the nanny state tried to kill the lemonade stand.
As a child growing up in Greenwood in the heart of the Mississippi delta, Saturday afternoons meant I could go to a movie at the local theater.
BILOXI – Casino sports betting is a reality in Mississippi. I saw it with my own eyes, veering back over through Biloxi on a weekend pleasure trip to New Orleans.
Bobby Scott Culberson, 53, passed away August 3, at the Merit Health Hospital in Brandon.... READ MORE
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St. Andrew’s Episcopal School recently held the 2018 Honors Day Assembly, recognizing students’ accomplishments over the course of the school year.
