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Jack Ryan: For now, bill to help independent pharmacies is dead
Mon,03/30/26-10:12AM , 844 Reads
A bill that would have tightened state regulations of pharmacy benefit managers and helped the financial conditions of small pharmacies died last Thursday in the Mississippi House.
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- The author’s 25-year-old zero turn mower is still getting the job done.
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We’ve come a long way, baby, when it comes to mowing
By BRO. MIKE DYKES - Syndicated Columnist
Sun,03/29/26-4:00PM , 413 Reads
With the waning of winter and the change of seasons comes the need for a lawn mower as the dormant grass and weeds in our yards have sprung forth with spring.
Thankfully our trusty Exmark zero-turn 60-inch cut still cranks and the triple set of blades still turns though 25 years old.
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- Photo by Photo by Ernest Herndon. Copyright 2026, Emmerich Newspapers, Inc., © 2026 Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.
- (Photo by Ernest Herndon. Copyright 2026, Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.) Spanish moss frames a boat house on Big Cypress Bayou at Caddo Lake along the Texas-Louisiana line.
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This ‘beard’ cleans up quite nicely
By PATRICK PARKER - Roaming Parkers
Sat,03/28/26-11:00AM , 278 Reads
Few plants capture the atmosphere of the South quite like Spanish moss.
The sight of it sweeping from live oak limbs has become such a part of our regional identity — hanging like long, flowing gray hair — that most Southerners hardly notice it anymore. It fades into the background of our daily lives.
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The day the town goat ran amok
Sat,03/28/26-9:00AM , 411 Reads
Leather Britches Classic: This article originally ran Feb. 20, 1996:
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