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Scottie Scheffler hits from the 12th tee during the first round of the BMW Championship golf tournament, Aug. 27, at Olympia Fields Country Club in Olympia Fields, Ill. (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast)

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Scheffler takes aim at Sanderson trophy

Thu,10/01/20-3:46PM, 8,897 Reads 68,454 Statewide
By Rick Cleveland/Mississipppi Today
So my task today: Pick a winner for the PGA Tour’s $6.6 million Sanderson Farms Championship to be played Thursday through Sunday at Country Club of Jackson.
Trying to choose a single winner from among a field of 144 might best be described as a fool’s errand. Nevertheless…
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In the Kitchen: Front porches vs. back porches

By LISA IRELAND LISA IRELAND
Fri,05/26/23-1:50PM, 1,101 Reads 68,443 Statewide
In the South, porches are a year-round extension of our homes. We are fortunate to be able to utilize and be outside most every day. Sometimes it is a little warm and we may need a fan. Sometimes it is a little cool, and we may need a firepit.
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Bill in Mississippi Legislature would allow some municipal utilities to provide broadband service

By STEVE WILSON STEVE WILSON
Fri,01/28/22-9:06AM, 1,493 Reads 68,439 Statewide
A three-paragraph bill headed to the Senate floor could allow a handful of taxpayer-owned utilities to extend broadband service to their customers much like the electric power associations do.
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Opinion: Public schools vs. charter schools

Thu,05/26/22-6:34PM, 2,637 Reads 68,168 Statewide
The understandable resentments of traditional public schools toward charter schools were on full display recently among members of the Jackson school board.
The Midtown Public Charter School, which has been open for seven years and has 240 students in grades 5 to 8, wanted to lease an unused Jackson school building in order to expand.
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