Lifestyles Archives – The Dispatch
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I know normal people don’t make their own granola. Normal people buy it in the grocery store. It’s easy that way.
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Summer sun means it’s time for warm-weather fun for kids of all ages, and all that activity and playing calls for snacks and hydration to recharge.
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Each school day calls for a multitude of meals and snacks to make sure little learners are energized for time spent in the classroom, playing with friends and completing their homework.
By June 5, 2021
The cover art shows the face of a dark-skinned man. He is turned to the side so that only his profile shows. His mouth is open, the one visible cheek stuffed with food. His fingertips grasp what appears to be half of planet Earth. His eyes are closed as he savors his food. He is enjoying this bite he is taking, this bite of the world.
By June 5, 2021
I enjoy the last part of May in my home landscape and garden.
By June 5, 2021
Thursday, June 10 ■ West Point Farmers’ Market: The West Point Farmers’ Market will be held at 4 p.m. every Thursday, June 3-July 29, at
By June 2, 2021
My husband thinks he doesn’t like roast.
By June 2, 2021
This summer, get a little wild in the kitchen and make something different.
By June 2, 2021
You know the feeling: You eat breakfast, but by 11 a.m. your stomach is growling.
By June 2, 2021
To kids, birthday parties are a big deal and only happen once a year.
By May 30, 2021
A lot of times we say we have given our situation to God, and we find ourselves giving part of it to God and holding on to the other. So let us start today letting it all go and letting God do it for us because He can do what we cannot do with our situations. “Jesus looked at them and said, ‘With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible.’” (Matthew 19:26) NIV
By May 29, 2021
There is a horse in Crawford that Wilson Sanchez is determined to ride.
By May 29, 2021
Here’s a little ditty ‘bout Joey and Lila: two cold-hardy avacados growing up in the heartland. Lila was doing OK in my Ocean Springs yard, but I introduced Joey to bring the thrill of living.
By May 29, 2021
One practical word of advice for managing lawn stickers, the bane of bare feet: Flip-flops.
By May 29, 2021
The seven inmates of the Clay County Detention Center enrolled in the newly created Construction Skills program at East Mississippi Community College’s West Point-Clay County Center are hoping the training will help them land good paying jobs upon their release.
By May 29, 2021
Thursday ■ West Point Farmers’ Market: The West Point Farmers’ Market will be held at 4 p.m. every Thursday, June 3-July 29, at Mossy oak
By May 29, 2021
WEST POINT — North Mississippi Medical Center-West Point recently presented the Dr. Hiroji Noguchi Memorial Scholarship to Nicholas Flannagan, a recent graduate of Oak Hill
By May 29, 2021
WEST POINT — North Mississippi Medical Center-West Point has awarded $1,000 college scholarships to recent graduates and Baylee Smith. Henson is a graduate of Oak
By May 29, 2021
Several area residents were among those who earned Associate of Arts or Associate of Applied Science degrees or certificates during an online commencement ceremony May
By May 29, 2021
The Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science (MSMS) would like to congratulate the Class of 2021 on their upcoming graduation. Specifically, we would like to
