Articles from Mississippi Magazine (March 1, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"On the edge of the Delta": the city Willie Morris put on the literary map is reinvesting itself as a cultural crossroads.	Wadsworth, Glenda		2321
2006 spring pilgrimage guide: tour Mississippi's most beautiful homes and gardens during this special season.		Calendar	464
A classical collaboration: an acclaimed architect and his interior designer wife take on one of the most memorable projects of their careers in a grand manoir Normande near Columbus.	Jones, Brenda Ware		1647
A restoration celebration.	Brantley, Kyle		145
A show of hands: the artistry of skilled puppeteers brings stories to life for Mississippi children.	Waxberg, Greg		1429
As a longtime subscriber to Mississippi magazine, I look forward to each issue, especially the annual Wedding Register.	Dalton, Sue McCain	Letter to the editor	940
Best of Mississippi 2006: vote for your favorites in our second annual reader survey.			227
Copper's tops.			51
Delta accents: a Greenwood-based company's luxury wares are found in homes around the world.	Seepe, Nancy Flowers	Company overview	604
Dish it out.	Furrh, Mary Leigh		1156
For the birds.			44
Forever young: new books for children and teens tackle timely subjects with warmth and sensitivity.	Bozeman, Kelli		1256
Fresh from the farm: humble chicken feeders move out of the henhouse as elegant sectioned vessels for flower arrangements.	Roper, Patty		481
From the editor.	Bozeman, Kelli L.	Editorial	519
Golden fleece: a growing herd of fluffy Andeans, prized for their precious fiber, finds a home in northeast Mississippi.	Thomas, Nick		1196
History in a grain of rice.	Cook, Lacey		207
Hunting for history: discover Mississippi like only the local know it in a high-tech search for hidden treasure.	Schultze, Lucy		1702
Hurricane home makeovers hit "trading spaces".	Cook, Lacey		151
It's all relative.	Fant, Gene, Jr.		594
Life's a balancing act for America's Junior Miss.	Brantley, Kyle		335
Literature lovers, unite!	Cook, Lacey		165
March & April: please call the number following each description to verify dates and times, as events are subject to change.		Calendar	830
Meals and memories: family recipes, dining room furniture, and cherished traditions are passed down through several generations.	Roper, Patty		1532
New on the scene.			79
On the bright side: a Montgomery County couple overcomes a shady, sloping garden site with a kaleidoscope of azaleas and wildflowers.	Sisson, Gwen		1126
Open book.			51
Out of the clear blue.			42
Picture this.			189
Puppy love.			37
Rebuilding by the book.	Cook, Lacey		235
Ride of a lifetime.	Brantley, Kyle		372
Signs of spring.	Cook, Lacey		171
Sweet talk.			57
Tender heart: the delicate artichoke is one of spring's earliest harvest and a year-round culinary favorite.	Furrh, Mary Leigh		1573
The catastrophe, a single shot at the Battle of Shiloh shattered the hopes of a new nation.	Cooper, Forrest Lamar		1676
Well heeled.			46
Where in Mississippi is ... Hollywood? Hooray for a place that was first occupied by prehistoric Indians and later gave birth to the fried pickle.	Bozeman, Kelli		1341