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
Jennifer, Larry and Rob Pierson stand Monday in their record store, Rockin’ Records and More, on Highway 45 North. The store opened Nov. 5, and Larry said his son’s interest in vinyl inspired the store’s theme. Deanna Robinson/Dispatch Staff
There are currently 8.2 billion people on earth, but there are considerably fewer names.
I know this is going to be an unpopular opinion but it’s time we recognize that this whole Thanksgiving business has gotten out of hand.
Anyone who arrived in the Golden Triangle during the past decade might be forgiven if they assumed the name of the high school football power in Clay County was “West Pointwon.”
By: Slim Smith
The murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson in New York last week unleashed an unexpected reaction: There were many who expressed no sympathy for the 50-year-old father of two while hailing the accused shooter, identified as 26-year-old Luigi Mangione, as a hero striking a blow against a system that piles up enormous profits at the expense of those who are desperately ill.
This year’s War on Christmas continues and the outcome is still very much in doubt as the final skirmishes unfold over the next week.
By: Peter Imes, Slim Smith, Zack Plair
As work to reorient Columbus Place storefronts facing Highway 45 “inside-out” nears an end, Hull Group vice president John Mulherin said the company has adopted a new strategy for the redevelopment of the 123,000 square foot part of the property that faces Highway 82, commonly known as the back of the mall.
By: Slim Smith
Mississippi State radio broadcaster Jim Ellis works during the baseball game between the Princeton Tigers and the Mississippi State Bulldogs in March 2022 at Dudy Noble Field. After 46 years in the booth, Ellis is retiring as the “Voice of the Diamond Dogs.” Photo By Austin Perryman
In 1973, my folks had a decision to make: renovate the little home they had lived in since moving to Tupelo in 1950 or purchasing a new, larger home that had been built a few miles outside the city limits.
By: Slim Smith
Today marks the start of the qualifying period for those who intend to run for municipal office in the Golden Triangle. Although some people have announced their intentions to run for office, it won’t be official until they have completed the qualifying process.
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