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'Legacy' of pine plantations falls short of projections
For the uninitiated, it might be assumed the terms "timber" and "lumber" are interchangeable, different words to describe the same segment of the forestry industry.
TOP NEWS
LCSD lets students switch from virtual to in-person learning mid-semester
Roughly 20 percent of students who originally signed up for virtual learning at Lowndes County School District will be back in their classrooms by Oct. 12, Superintendent Sam Allison said Friday
Blackjack, Poor House roads receive state funding for construction
The long-delayed Blackjack Road repair project will receive its final portion of funding from the state after the Oktibbeha County supervisors unanimously voted to accept $500,000 in general obligation bonds at a special-call meeting Friday.
Swashbuckled: Mississippi State shocks No. 6 LSU in Baton Rouge
In the first game of the Mike Leach era, the Bulldogs navigated their air raid offense to a decisive victory over the Tigers.
Teaching hands-on skills in a hands-off world
Like teachers everywhere, Jackie Shows spent the summer nervously wondering what fall semester would look like and how to prepare for it.
OTHER RECENT HEADLINES
Police seek suspects in drug store burglaries
Art Council goes 'outside the walls' during pandemic
Oktibbeha first responders team up for dog rescue
Work on Wolfe Road bridge expected to finish by end of year
New pumpkin patch prepares to open in Caledonia
Business Moves with Mary: Former Fred's, Ryan's buildings in Columbus under contract
Local students have voice in education policy
Macon municipal clerk charged with embezzlement
Mississippi gov: Don't let politics hinder virus vaccination
Wright, Chism head to runoff in District 37 House race
Williams, Yates earn spots in runoff for state Senate seat
Many voters felt comfortable, safe casting ballots in person Tuesday
Base commander: Space Force formed to protect American satellites, other interests in space
Community leaders discuss workplace racism in second 'Let's Talk Columbus' meeting
Attorneys: Mississippi gov properly vetoed parts of bills
SPORTS
In game surrounded by uncertainty, Mississippi State defense assures its place under Zach Arnett
Garrick Hodge: Bulldogs play spoiler to LSU banner celebration, create special day of their own
Bulldog Bullets: Costello, Bulldogs pull off miracle in Baton Rouge, take down No. 6 LSU
Prep football roundup: Starkville earns big road win at South Panola
Columbus offense kicks into gear in district win over New Hope
OPINIONS
Partial to Home: A deadly silence
Mona Charen: It's not about principles
Brett Kittredge: The ability to work from home is more important than ever
Patrick J. Buchanan: All the chips are on the table now
LIFESTYLES
Designs for fall, ag scholarships and slow cooker meals
Felder Rushing: A nighttime showstopper
MSU aims to increase K-12 agricultural literacy with 'Farm to Classroom' initiative
Gary Bachman: Plant crotons for fall foliage color
NATIONAL NEWS
GOP senators see political, principle gain in court fight
Dismay over Breonna Taylor spills into America's streets
Court fight adds to pile of issues weighing on voters
Americans load up on candy, trick or treat -- or not
Beta continues slow trek, bringing rain to several Southern states
Long lines of mourners pay respects to Ginsburg at court
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1. Work on Wolfe Road bridge expected to finish by end of year AREA
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3. Oktibbeha first responders team up for dog rescue STARKVILLE & OKTIBBEHA COUNTY
4. Art Council goes 'outside the walls' during pandemic COLUMBUS & LOWNDES COUNTY
5. LCSD lets students switch from virtual to in-person learning mid-semester COLUMBUS & LOWNDES COUNTY
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