If you’re going to implement an automated phone system, at least make it funny
One of my biggest pet peeves is automated phone systems– especially for small businesses. You always get a too lengthy
Immigration reform as presented may cripple Calhoun County
There are many people in our state clamoring for immigration reform. I would caution everyone to be careful what you
Not all hard college lessons learned in classroom
STARKVILLE – This column reflects no one’s view but my own and certainly not the views of Mississippi State University.
Hunger Games gets good, great review; Old dog needs some rest
Pittsboro Mayor Reda Bullard, who also writes the Pittsboro community items, is expected home today or tomorrow from North Mississippi
Taking in “The Lorax” with Addi Claire; Snooky makes The New York Times
Addi Claire and I went to see the new Dr. Seuss movie “The Lorax” last week and give it a
My backyard is one of my favorite get-aways
The sky was such a deep, dark blue it looked like you could dive into it. The warm sun on
Lived longer than expected; Long trips for ball games; Remembering Alline Jackson
March 7, 2002 – Well, I have done it. I have lived far longer than I ever expected to as
The smell of gunpowder lingers; the armadillo is dead
Feb. 8, 2001 – Jo Ann said she could smell the gunpowder in the back yard the next morning after.
Throwing away things is easy, deciding what to throw away is the hard part
Jan. 27, 2000 —When I retired from the faculty at Ole Miss two years ago, a major goal was to