For Marlee Sellers, the heart of cooking isn’t in the recipes or the exact portions—it’s in the people she’s feeding.

Holy Cross Catholic Church celebrated our high school graduates during the 10:30 Mass last Sunday, May 4, with a Baccalaureate service.

Cheyenne Henderson learned to cook pork and chicken while watching her German mother, Gabriela Strickler, in the kitchen growing up.

Congratulations to Miley Fulton, who was chosen as a member of the 2025-2026 Secretary of State Michael Watson’s Student Ambassadors!

Abbie McDill found her love for cooking as a child, spending afternoons baking cakes for fun with her sister Clancy at the home of their late grandmother, Agnes Sistrunk.

What fun! Philadelphia’s Rebecca Prince Oubre was celebrated with a baby shower given in the Northwood Country Club in Meridian.

The Neshoba County Vegetable Growers Association is beginning to prepare for the upcoming Farmers’ Market season.

Rigdon said what began as only cooking for her friends and family events turned into something more after encouragement from loved ones.

The University of Oklahoma had its Spring Combine weekend in Norman, Oklahoma recently.

Shannon Morrow learned to cook from her mother and grandmother, who passed down family-favorite recipes like asparagus casserole, combination salad, and pot roast.

The Faith United youth group came up with a creative fundraiser for Easter weekend. They asked to let them “Egg” your yard Easter weekend!

Mackenzie Shepard taught herself to cook during the COVID-19 pandemic, experimenting with low-carb, high-protein recipes after digestive issues prompted her to modify her diet.

Michael and Trish Rickles Bennett were in the audience at East Mississippi Community College last week to watch with pride as their daughter, Anna-Kaye Bennett, was inducted into the college's chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, a national honor society for two year colleges.

Kevin Baysinger is inviting the community to take part in the annual “The Great Neshoba Cleanup."

Congratulations to Kyli Truss, a junior at Neshoba Central High School and a member of the Lady Rockets basketball team, for representing the Tribe and the school in the Mississippi Sports Medicine 5A/6A/7A North/South All -Star basketball game.

Jess Alford finds peace in cooking, often turning on music, relaxing, and letting go.

In Concert - The Dixie Echoes Sunday, May 4 @ 6:00 PM at Antioch Baptist Church. 12150 Road 298 Union, MS 39365.

Happy Anniversary to Geoffrey and Linda Schmitt who celebrated their 42nd Anniversary on Sunday, March 16!

Joel Cosgrove learned to cook through trial and error, experimenting over a grill, as his chicken and steak have become the most requested dishes by his family.

In Concert - The Dixie Echoes Sunday, May 4 @ 6:00 PM at Antioch Baptist Church