Stinker Quote Of The Week: "Chickification"“I think it’s feminism. If it’s tied to the last 50 years—the average size of (a man’s) member is 10 percent smaller than 50 years (ago)—it has to be the feminazis, the chickification and everything else.” –Rush Limbaugh
Scanners More Useless Regulation? With little notice, the Mississippi Department of Human Services rolled out a program that requires poor parents and guardians to scan an appendage before they can drop off or leave with their little one.
Come Out as an AllyHuman beings, not just LGBT individuals, should never face such unfathomable discrimination.
Sharpening My Skills When it comes to cooking, I am enormously interested, but easily intimidated.
Coast-to-Coast Collaboration The culinary field is one of the oldest on earth—after all, since mankind has existed, we have been eating—yet it is still ever-evolving.
Class Under Fire I walked into the "MasterChef" kitchen with the confidence of an actual chef.
Early Influences Growing up as I did in the culinary wasteland that was Jackson in the mid to late 1970s, I was just plain lucky to have watched with great interest the early old-school cooking shows broadcast on MPB/PBS television.
Rice Country Classic Alex Eaton of Table 100 (100 Ridge Way, Flowood, 601-420-4202) has spent his whole culinary career in the South.
Sewage Woes Hit HomeThe issue on Sheffield Drive is only one of several prominent issues with the city's sewage and wastewater system, and the city has to find room in the budget for all of them.
Finger Scanners Spark ConcernsParents and child-care providers have concerns about a new state program that requires a finger scan when picking up or dropping off kids at day care.
Kelli StoutKelli Stout likes to say that southerners think about food a lot.
Walking with Mr. MeredithF*ck you, n*gger!" It was Oct. 1, 1962, and James Meredith was finally a student at the University of Mississippi.
Accepting the LegacyOn the 50th anniversary of James Meredith's enrollment at Ole Miss, Mississippi Public Broadcasting presents "Integrating Ole Miss: James Meredith and Beyond," a film about how the event shaped the future of the university.
When it comes to cooking, I am enormously interested, but easily intimidated.
I walked into the "MasterChef" kitchen with the confidence of an actual chef.
Growing up as I did in the culinary wasteland that was Jackson in the mid to late 1970s, I was just plain lucky to have watched with great interest the early old-school cooking shows broadcast on MPB/PBS television.
Alex Eaton of Table 100 (100 Ridge Way, Flowood, 601-420-4202) has spent his whole culinary career in the South.
The issue on Sheffield Drive is only one of several prominent issues with the city's sewage and wastewater system, and the city has to find room in the budget for all of them.
Parents and child-care providers have concerns about a new state program that requires a finger scan when picking up or dropping off kids at day care.
Kelli Stout likes to say that southerners think about food a lot.
On the 50th anniversary of James Meredith's enrollment at Ole Miss, Mississippi Public Broadcasting presents "Integrating Ole Miss: James Meredith and Beyond," a film about how the event shaped the future of the university.
Overnight, the NFL's replacement referees went from minor nuisance to staggering problem.