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Adventures of the 'Baseball Brit': Mellows takes in Omaha on his quest to see 162 baseball games this year

Joey Mellows started Sunday morning in Denver, Colorado. For two days he watched the Colorado Rockies take on the San Diego Padres play baseball at Coors Field. His immediate plan was not quite set. Rumblings on Twitter had brought mentions of Omaha, Nebraska, and the College World Series.

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Lynn Spruill, left, and Joe Max Higgins

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Arrest report for 6-19-19 |

Grand jury to hear case in Mississippi police officer death |

Bullets from private gun range crossing public road |

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Hicks stepping down as CVB board chairman |

Author, advocate recounts getting through school with learning disability |

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More than 20 Mississippi students hospitalized in bus crash |

Black magic: MSU's wild, ninth-inning comeback gives team 10-0 record this season in 'Nickelblack' jerseys |

Monday Profile: Reeses contribute to OCHS |

Arrest report for 6-17-19 |

Analysis: Lawyers argue over abortion access in Mississippi |

Photos: Bo on the go: A day at Camp Rising Sun |

Idea Shop hosts gift-making workshops for Father's Day |

SPORTS

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Rain delays MSU baseball tilt versus Vandy to this afternoon |

Perry Tabbed Finalist for USA Basketball U19 World Cup Roste |

MSU-Vanderbilt College World Series game postponed |

Bulldogs staying loose before showdown with Vandy |

Masters' hit gives Tx Tech 5-4 win at CWS, sends Hogs home |

Michigan rides Henry's 3-hitter to 2-0 win over FSU at CW |

OPINIONS

Our View: It's past time for landowners to let Starkville industrial park proceed |

Voice of the people: Stan Wheeler |

Voice of the people: Lee Roy Lollar |

Patrick Buchanan: War with Iran would become 'Trump's War' |

Editorial cartoon for 6-19-19 |

Our View: Pre-K education is key to helping students with disabilities |

LIFESTYLES

Clara Hicks celebrates her 33rd anniversary of employment at Harveys Restaurant in downtown Columbus this month. She joined the staff about one year after the Harveys location opened its doors. Hicks preps many of the restaurant's favorite menu items, including creamy chicken noodle soup, bread pudding and a variety of quiche.