Archive - Apr 2011 - Lifestyle News
April 30th
By GWEN SISSON
sdnlife@bellsouth.net
Becky Stockwell said she and her husband, Joe, enjoy sitting on a particular bench in the garden that provides a great view of the landscape.
By
Oktibbeha County Extension Service
The fungus (Rhizoctonia solani) commonly known as large patch (also referred to as brown patch) is the most troublesome lawn disease for many Southern lawns.
The monster tornadoes which gobbled up much of north Mississippi and Alabama on Wednesday were devastating, but folks in my town did the best they could to cope.
By RUTH MORGAN
For Starkville Daily NewsÂ
By
Carole McReynolds Davis
A reflection is an instant of being reflected...reflected light...like a mirror reflecting an image being produced by one thing or another.
April 26th
For Starkville Daily News
Saturday’s Taste of Starkville event brought out some of the best-tasting food from some of the most talented chefs in Starkville.
To add some new flavors to your family meals, why not get some inspiration from international cuisines? With a few key ingredients, your family can experience a taste of Latin America right at home.
Go ahead, have your cake and eat it too. When thinking about living a healthy lifestyle, losing weight, or staying in shape, most people think having dessert in not an option.
By
Tom Marquardt and Patrick Darr
We often hear winemakers say that good wines begin in the vineyard — unless they have great fruit they can’t make great wine.
Given my history (remember Groundhog Day?), I suspect many readers were looking forward to a column on bunny fricassee, rainbow egg salad, or Peeps cheesecake. My brother even tried to contribute by
