OpinionFielder’s Choice By Barry Burleson Weekend traveling The college road trips with son Andy continued last weekend. You
might remember the one to Rochester College near Detroit, Mich., back
in January. This one wasn’t that far, but it stretched to two Southeast
campuses. Full Story
Close to Nowhere By Linda Jones Donkee gone • As much as we loved Donkee, we had to find him a new home. The
sweet, gentle baby donkey who’d come to live with us had turned into a
teenage donkey! Having him neutered seemed like a good idea, as a stud
donkey is just not any fun at all. Full Story
The Preacher’s Corner By Rev. Dr. Milton Winter Thunderstorm good time for fire drill Sunday
during church we had quite a thunderstorm. It began as I was reading
the Scripture, and the clap came as a nice punctuation to the end of
the reading. However, as I was mid-sermon, the rain began pouring down.
You could hear it cascading off the roof, and the lightning bolts were
coming fast and furious. We are already dealing with the consequences
of a lightning strike or power surge that fried the electronics in our
organ, so you might say I had “lightning on my mind.” As I was
preaching, there was a loud “pop” just above my head, then another, and
a third! I thought it was electricity surging through the chandelier.
It was not a comfortable idea to me. Full Story
Mississippi is key partner in America’s defense By U.S. Senator Roger F. Wicker Mississippi
has played a tremendous role in building and maintaining America’s
unmatched seapower. Our skilled sailors, Seabees, and shipbuilders like
those working at Huntington Ingalls are an integral part of a proud
military tradition. Now a new Navy submarine named the USS Mississippi
(SSN-782) will showcase this tradition to the world. Full Story
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