Most everyone cringes at the thought of going through an audit. Even if you have nothing to hide, it’s a pain to have to produce all the documents needed to prove that.
So safe to say few of us would order one of ourselves if we possessed that authority.
Associated Press medical writer Lindsey Tanner, in a recent article, writes that old-fashioned Christmas gifts are better for children than “costly electronic games and flashy digital gizmos.”
Every time I read national news, someone is offended by something. In recent weeks many things that honestly I’ve never thought about have been attacked.
On the day after Thanksgiving, we buried my step father-in-law. It was a beautiful ceremony at St. Philip’s Episcopal Church on Old Canton Road in Jackson. Rev. C.J. Meaders played a beautiful song on his guitar. The homily was lovely. And so we said goodbye to Jeff.
Columbia’s Christmas parade Saturday proved a spectacular hit thanks to the efforts of so many people who united together to make it happen, and it was fun for me to see it from a different perspective: that of a participant rather than a reporter covering it.
Greetings to all the fine folks of Columbia and Marion County. I sincerely hope everyone enjoyed a safe and blessed Thanksgiving. I would like share a personal opinion on a certain topic that I hope will enlighten everyone in America as well as give our community an opportunity to get on the map so to speak.
Being a sports editor at a small-town newspaper is one of the stranger jobs one can have and is one I never envisioned myself being in.
The Food and Drug Administration just announced it would once again try to regulate tobacco products. This time the target of the agency’s regulatory hand is what it believes is the growing menace of flavored e-cigarettes and other tobacco products used by young people who’ve turned to vaping and smoking.
Marion County ranks No. 1 in Mississippi in one measure of income growth, according to recently released data. The average resident’s earnings increased from $29,970 in 2016 to $32,535 in 2017.
STARKVILLE — Instead of another long screed on the Mississippi senate campaign, I’m going to write about something far more interesting, enlightening and inspiring — the life and home-going of my longtime friend and fellow Philadelphia native Merrill Binford “Snooky” Williams of Water Valley.
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