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Monday Profile: A life interrupted: Evacuated Peace Corps volunteers share memories overseas during coronavirus pandemic

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Brooks Armstrong counted seven months left to finish her teaching in a small village in Kyrgyzstan as a Peace Corps volunteer. Then, an evacuation order came.

OTHER RECENT HEADLINES

Brian Clark

4-County to survey members about potential internet option

Anxiety over virus increases demand for mental health care

Counselors urge honesty, caution when talking to kids about COVID-19

While Trump says economy could restart fully by Easter week, local pastors, businesspeople are not as optimistic

Partnership School construction halted for pandemic

Body found in Oktibbeha County might be missing Starkville man

Yokohama shutting down for 2 weeks because of coronavirus

CAC innovates to keep community connected to the arts

'Social-distancing safe' teddy bear scavenger hunt takes hold in Golden Triangle

Reeves: Stricter local ordinances don't violate executive order

Some international students have no way home

Two MSU employees, student have confirmed cases of COVID-19

State's death toll from COVID-19 rises to five

Down market brings new investors, while existing ones seek to 'ride it out'

Local hospitals work to mitigate coronavirus spread

Area hospitals stocked up on masks, other COVID-19 supplies

SPORTS

Louisville Cardinals head coach Dan McDonnell greets Mississippi State Bulldogs head coach Chris Lemonis as home plate umpire Jeff Hinrichs looks on prior to the game in the 2019 College World Series on June 20 at TD Ameritrade Park.

Complications surround potential fall college baseball season

Mississippi State softball's Class of 2021 commits are staying close despite the distance

Mississippi State forward Reggie Perry declares for NBA draft

Sweet (16) revenge: Revisiting Mississippi State women's basketball's 2010 NCAA tournament upset of Ohio State

Greg Owen hired to replace Dr. Cheyenne Trussell as new Starkville athletic director

The MAG suspends season indefinitely amid COVID-19 spread

OPINIONS

Marc Dion: Who's a good dog?

Wyatt Emmerich: Caution is good, but let's not lose our confidence

Cartoonist View: 3/30/20

Ask Rufus: A Walk Through 200 Years of History

Roses and thorns: 3/29/20

Voice of the people: Mayor Robert Smith, Sr.

LIFESTYLES

Pastor Terry Thrun preaches to a congregation of eight March 22 at Bible Baptist Church in West Point. A sign on the church door asked people not to shake hands. In response to a request from state officials to suspend in-person services to reduce spread of COVID-19, churches are finding other ways to connect to their congregations.