Columnist: Kevin Cooper
Christmas shines through family hoopla
Life at the Cooper household has been more like a factory than a family home of late.
Life at the Cooper household has been more like a factory than a family home of late.
Thursday afternoon, lying on the floor of my daughter’s bedroom, I tried to be still and quiet so the wiggling child in the bed nearby ...
Last week a number of local government leaders met with a few of the area’s representatives to talk through priorities for the new Legislature that ...
For the most part, my memory is pretty shoddy. On most days if you ask me what I had for lunch the day prior, I’d ...
Normally our 3-year-old Anna mimics a hibernating bear in the mornings. The routine goes something like this. Dad — the only creature in the house ...
With just a few days left before Thanksgiving, now is always a good time to stop and think about the many things for which I ...
A funny thing happened Wednesday morning. The sun came up and life went on.
Hopefully, with any luck, this year’s horrendous national tromp through the gutter will end Tuesday night.
A 3-year-old mind is about as puzzling as the Rubik’s Cube was to most human beings when the toy was first introduced in the 1980s. Our ...
After months of utter aggravation and frustration over the nation’s top two choices for president, an epiphany occurred last week.
Depending upon how the weather holds out today, this year’s Great Mississippi River Balloon Race may be one for the record books.
Sitting in the stands for a portion of Cathedral School’s home football game against Adams County Christian School with my 3-year-old daughter Friday night, I ...
Nearly each businessperson in our area in which I’ve come in contact shares my interest in understanding what benefits could be realized by having less, ...
News that Kmart is closing its Natchez store in December came a bit suddenly Friday, particularly for the 30 employees who will be without a ...
Fifteen years ago today America took a sucker punch, knocking us to our knees.
City and county leaders are all shaking the proverbial couch cushions hoping to find a little spare change to help them make their budgets a ...
The great majority of gun control laws seem pointless.
Suffice to say last week did not go according to my plan.
Many locals may be puzzled — even frustrated — by the outcome of the second murder trial of a young Natchez man accused of gunning ...
Somewhere between the Popsicle and the jump houses, my 3-year-old daughter’s tricentennial spirit kicked into gear.