Mississippi Seen Flip the page By Walt Grayson September 2026 One of my recollections about going from August into September was tearing a page off the calendar.
Mississippi Seen Gardens: Then and Now By Walt Grayson August 2026 We’ve had a wet summer this year — especially in the south half of Mississippi.
Mississippi Seen Happy 250th! By Walt Grayson July 2026 Are there things you’ve heard in passing that stuck with you for no reason?
Mississippi Seen On your honor By Walt Grayson June 2026 If you go back to the April edition of Today in Mississippi, you will find my April Fool’s Day story about Jack Elliott’s “Moon Man of Kilgore Hills.”
Mississippi Seen Our kind of music By Walt Grayson May 2026 If Mississippi is the “Birthplace of America’s Music,” then Dockery Plantation is the delivery room.
Mississippi Seen My foolish ways By Walt Grayson April 2026 After a fruitless search for the origin of April Fool’s Day, I have concluded that it is foolish to continue looking.
Mississippi Seen Spring’s in the Air By Walt Grayson March 2026 It’s kite flying season, although I haven’t flown a kite in years.
Mississippi Seen Modern Connections By Walt Grayson February 2026 Occasionally, I hear from some of my old friends from high school or college.
Mississippi Seen Knowing what you don’t know By Walt Grayson January 2026 “If I knew I was going to live this long, I’d taken better care of myself.”
Mississippi Seen Endings and Beginnings By Walt Grayson December 2025 When exactly does the Christmas season begin?
Mississippi Seen When life gives you a lemon By Walt Grayson November 2025 The photograph accompanying this column is the sum total of my agricultural harvest for 2025.
Mississippi Seen Things that Sing Bump in the Night By Walt Grayson October 2025 We are putting together this year’s “A Mississippi Carol” Christmas show for WJTV.
