Dear Editor,
All the lights, bells, whistles and rinks are gone, and I have to eat my words, “No one will go ice skating in 60 degree Columbia, Mississippi.” Congratulations to all who made it happen.
Dear Editor,
I would like to publicly thank each and every one of you who put forth the effort to make the recent John Ford Home event possible and a special thank you to all those who attended whether spectator or participant. A grand time was had by all.
I wish to express my opinion concerning the Mississippi Department of Transportation replacing the two bridges on 198 that just reopened.
Plans are to replace them during the next couple of years.
It is my opinion it is more urgent to replace the lower bridge on U.S. 98 that crosses the Pearl River.
Hello, my name is John Evan Lott, 29, MDOC# 198245, and I’m from Marion County. I’d like to share a little of my story and experience with you in the hopes it may save someone a trip to prison or their life.
Dear Editor,
A great article on Richard Price (June 27, “‘Possum’ Price receives the call). I never understood why it took the Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame so long to get this man inducted.
First I would like to thank the fine people employed by The Columbian-Progress for doing a commendable job of reporting our local news. In all fairness they are printing articles and viewpoints regardless of whether they personally agree with them or not, which is the reasoning behind my previous comments.
Dear Editor,
I just have to say something! Columbia, Mississippi, is featured in a segment of “Mysteries at the Museum,” a national program no less. And all that rated in our newspaper was a small paragraph before it aired and nothing afterward. Really?
