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Time capsule: Looking back, through the lens of Carl Brown's camera

Posted 6/22/2019 in Community

For more than four decades, Carl Eugene Brown (1918-1998) was a recorder of history in Lowndes County and its surrounds. Frame by frame, he photographed community celebrations, grand openings, recitals, animals, businesses, proms, plays and portraits -- the milestones and the everyday.

 

July Quick Bites: stitchery and summer blossoms

Posted 6/22/2019 in Entertainment

Summer is in full swing: hot days, warm nights -- and hopefully free time to add to knowledge, dust off a skill or expand a horizon.

 

Still cooking: Thirty-three years and counting for Clara Hicks and Harveys

Posted 6/19/2019 in Food

Clara Hicks still remembers the day she learned of a job opening for line cook at Harveys Restaurant in downtown Columbus.

 

All in the family: Father's Day gives pediatric dentists extra reason to smile

Posted 6/15/2019 in Community

When a child grows up to follow in dad's footsteps, most fathers will admit to a bit of pride. But when pediatric dentist Dr. David K. Curtis really thinks about the fact that not one, but both of his children, became pediatric dentists themselves, it can sometimes, he admitted, seem almost surreal.

 

Stop in at the 'Dry Branch' for a night in the Old West

Posted 6/15/2019 in Entertainment

Kick off the spurs and pull up a chair Friday as the Columbus Arts Council and Columbus Community Theatre revisit the frontier with "Songs of the Dusty Trails & Wild West Tales."

 

June is National Iced Tea Month: Explore the flavors

Posted 6/12/2019 in Food

Is there such a thing as a tea-aholic? If so, I am one. Honestly, I will choose a dining destination based on the tea it serves. Perhaps I'm not alone: According to a survey by the Tea Council of the USA, Americans consumed more than 84 billion servings of tea in 2018.

 

Reuse - refresh - ReSale: Habitat for Humanity ReSale Store is more than a 'good deal' -- it's a good deal more

Posted 6/8/2019 in Community

"Hey, guys! Donation!" Habitat for Humanity ReSale Store Manager Abby Davis' shout was followed by the deep rumble of the building's wide metal lift door being raised. A vehicle pulled up with a hefty donation for the store -- in this case, a sofa.

 

100+ Women Who Care to soon give first Impact Award

Posted 6/8/2019 in Community

Two short months after 100+ Women Who Care Columbus held its inaugural meeting in April, the group is ready to make a substantial donation to its first Impact Award recipient. When members gather Tuesday, June 18, they will vote for one Lowndes County nonprofit organization to receive an amount currently at about $13,000.

 

Reflections: A fusion of glass, color and creativity

Posted 6/1/2019 in Community

A trio of "goddesses" watched over proceedings as Melody Vydas set to work. The squat, primitive ceramic figures, just 3 to 4 inches high, were grouped near the artist's small kiln she uses to turn bits of dichroic glass into one-of-a-kind jewelry in her home studio in north Columbus.

 

Home repair blitz: Amish Work Week bonds visiting and local volunteers in common purpose

Posted 5/25/2019 in Community

Dust danced on the narrow gravel road leading to a Noxubee County address GPS doesn't recognize. Trees grew close on both sides of the hard-packed earth punctuated by the occasional dip. The only feature unexpected in the rural setting was an unbroken quarter-mile-long line of freshly-turned dirt bordering one side of the road.

 

Sign up for Quick Bites: florals, tomatoes, beekeeping

Posted 5/25/2019 in Entertainment

June Quick Bites from the Mississippi State University Extension Service offer free hour-long interactive video workshops on timely topics.

 

Let summer begin: Memorial Day weekend kick-starts grill season

Posted 5/22/2019 in Food

Are we good and ready? The long weekend ahead heralds the unofficial start of summer -- and the official start of grilling season. School's out, vacations beckon, and if you have a pool, jump in it because temps in the 90s have found us. Don't expect them to release their hold any time soon.

 

Going to bat: Grassroots effort helps more kids 'Play ball!' and learn life lessons

Posted 5/18/2019 in Community

At age 17, Josh Phillips of Oktibbeha County had never played organized baseball. Never stood on a pitcher's mound, staring down home plate. Never worried about a two-knuckle grip or the mechanics of a curveball.

 

Loaves & Fishes annual event enjoys a different twist

Posted 5/18/2019 in Community

Loaves & Fishes Community Soup Kitchen's annual fundraiser will have a different look this time around.

 

Versatile empanadas: Looking for alternatives to the summer hot dog?

Posted 5/15/2019 in Food

With a whole summer patio party season before us, my thoughts wander to alternatives for the same-old burgers and hot dogs we often fall back on. Influenced by Cinco de Mayo just past, I've started thinking specifically about empanadas for an upcoming birthday celebration with a fiesta flair.

 

Mom to mom: MOPS knows moms need a support system, too

Posted 5/11/2019 in Community

As a young mother, Lorena Thomas was feeling a bit lost in 2010. She had two small daughters born 18 months apart, no experience with children and few people to lean on or ask advice of.

 

Giving back: Charity Boil to benefit homeless coalition

Posted 5/11/2019 in Community

For a fourth year, the Northside Charity Boil organized by Colin and Desiree Krieger will benefit the Golden Triangle Homeless Coalition.

 

Seniors' send off

Posted 5/9/2019 in Food

Surely it was only a month or two ago that students went back to class after Christmas. Or so it seems to me. But no, graduations are upon us. Mississippi State's seniors received diplomas this past weekend and soon area high schools -- and The W -- will send their newly-minted graduates out into the world. So, it's party time -- a final send-off to honor graduates at one of the most exciting junctures in a young life. There are many ways to make it special; here are just a few to consider.

 

Good moves: One skilled chess player is on a mission to pass it on

Posted 5/4/2019 in Community

Jamarius Daniels stared intently at the chess board in front of him. The seventh-grader propped his elbow on the table, his hand motionless in the air as he considered battle plans and risks. After a quiet moment, he began snapping his fingers. "I have a plan," he murmured. Snap, snap, snap.

 

Stepping out of the kitchen: Reichle begins a well-earned retirement

Posted 5/1/2019 in Food

After years devoted to feeding school children in Columbus, Dot Reichle is taking off the chef's apron. Tuesday was her last day as food service manager at Heritage Academy. It marks not only a departure from school service, but from a career also spent feeding the community at large.

 

 

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