As the Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) spread awareness of cardiovascular health during American Heart Month, the Office of Adult Health also stressed the...

By Lanette CrockerWayne County MHVThis week is National Consumer Protection Week, which focuses on talking about frauds, scams and consumer rights.How many of you know...

This is my 47th year in the newspaper business — and 47th year of covering high school athletics — and I can honestly say I've never seen a situation like we have in Wayne...

What's the problem? Who's the enemy? Seth Cropsey wrote a commentary in the Wall Street Journal Feb. 28, "Trump's Doctrine in Iran and Beyond."...

(Editor's Note: The writer of this letter presented documentation of both his request to speak before the Board of Education during its scheduled meeting this week, along...

Owning a hunting cabin often means months of vacancy during the off-season, when harsh weather can quietly wear down exterior components. While...

Dear Editor,We often hear that teachers are valued and supported. The real question is whether our systems, expectations and leadership decisions reflect that support in...

Dear Editor,As the superintendent search continues, one truth should remain front and center — a superintendent's decisions directly affect teachers, and teachers directly...

Dear Editor,As the superintendent search moves forward, one priority should be absolutely clear — early literacy must be non-negotiable.Reading is the foundation for all...

Dear Editor,I've been paying close attention to the public conversation around our school board's search for a new superintendent, and I'm concerned about where much of the...

Dear Editor,As our community engages in the critical search for a new superintendent, I have been following the public discourse closely. While discussions regarding...

What a mess! Now we have to pick sides again. Now we have to blame the other side again for what they started. It is their fault, you know. If they hadn't done that in the...

Dear Editor,Public education depends on trust. That trust is built when school boards and communities function as genuine partners —...

By U.S. Senator Roger WickerMississippi continues to post impressive economic numbers. Since 2000, our output has skyrocketed, rising from $66 billion to $122 billion...

We teach students how to give speeches. Actually, we teach them a lot more than that, but at the end of the semester each student must give an informative and a persuasive...