Slim Smith is a journalist for The Commercial Dispatch, focusing on local news and stories in Columbus, Mississippi. With a knack for storytelling, Slim's articles cover a range of topics including community profiles, personal experiences, and commentary on local events and issues.
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By: Slim Smith
Some people pay for therapy, but the way Tyler Gingras sees it, therapy pays him.
Of my 44 years as a newspaper journalist, 23 of them were spent in sports departments from Columbus to Biloxi to San Francisco to Phoenix. In 2005, I made the decision to leave sports to be a news columnist and while I’ve dabbled with sports journalism off and on since then, I can’t say I have regretted moving on from the games people play.
If I live to be 100, I’ll never understand how this could happen, but there’s no disputing it: Emily Litella is the Republican nominee for President of the United States.
As many readers know, I’ve spent the last three years working for The Dispatch remotely. And I do mean remotely, 246 miles remote, according to my GPS.
By: Slim Smith
Live in the moment, they say. For Brittany Sanders, that’s the hard part.
By: Slim Smith
There are, generally, three groups of people who are more interested in the past than they are the future: Historians, memoirists and bores.
When I was kid, I dreaded returning to school after the Thanksgiving break.
By: Slim Smith
Each year, there are several studies designed to identify the level of corruption in each state. Generally, Mississippi ranks among what is determined as most corrupt. But some things are hard to reduce to data points and sometimes the statistics don’t paint an accurate picture.
It’s not often that technology takes us backward, makes things more difficult or less accessible.
For a lot of people, the choice in Tuesday’s presidential election is more philosophical and ideological than practical, meaning that many of the issues they vote on don’t personally affect them.
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