Lifestyles

As fall approaches, one favorite fruit starts getting a little more attention that it does the rest of the year: the humble apple.

Now that we are settling into the new school year, I have had time to reflect on what a great start to the school year we had. Many were involved in g...

Progress 2022: Distinguished Through the Decades Alison Montanaro – then Barksdale – said she remembers Junior Miss being a central focus of her senio...

A small white building on the hill overlooking North Washington Avenue in Russellville can be easily identified as a barber shop thanks to the iconic ...

From Russellville to Paris to New York and back, Elizabeth Ragsdale has had a full life, traveling, writing, raising children and – a special passion ...

Summertime puts most folks in the mood for a backyard cookout. Whether you’re firing up the grill or taking a dish to share at a friend’s event, one o...

For soon-to-be ninth-grader Yoselin Reyes, being able to spend time creating art provides a great deal of enjoyment. The rising Belgreen freshman has ...

Linda Ezzell graduated from high school in Belmont, Miss., and went on to Northeast Mississippi Community College and studied business courses. She ha...

As the 2003 Franklin County Junior Miss, Anna (Davis) Craig was carrying on a heritage of representing her home: in another program, her aunt and moth...

For home farmers whose tomato crops are ripening and ready to harvest, here are some thoughts to bear in mind.