Southern Living Magazine recently named H.D. Gibbes & Sons of Learned, Mississippi, one of The Most Legendary Steakhouses in the…

If you’ve ever scrolled Facebook, chances are you’ve encountered an account called “Mississippi Department of Memes.” This account is dedicated to making Mississippians laugh daily by making light of the good, the bad, and the ugly about The Magnolia State. 

The Ocean Springs Municipal Library proudly marks a century of service in 2025, celebrating 100 years of literacy, learning, and community connection. Additionally, the current library building will celebrate its 30th anniversary this May, making this year a truly momentous occasion for the city and its residents. 

The same flow dynamics that allow sharks to swim easily through Earth’s oceans could also allow humans to fly faster…

King Cakes are a traditional dessert loved by all during the Mardi Gras season. They come in a variety of…

Since operations at the refinery began in 1963, Chevron has continued to invest in its Pascagoula facility, and in Mississippi. Over the years, the refinery has evolved; it’s added facilities and upgrades to manufacture the products that supply energy to a growing world.  The refinery manufactures nearly 7 million gallons of gasoline every day and in recent years, has reduced its carbon intensity and continues to work toward lower carbon solutions. 

Finally, the rain and cold, gloomy air are gone, and the sun is shining pretty bright in Belhaven District. The…

Five University of Southern Mississippi undergraduates have the opportunity for impactful and rewarding careers after graduation in an increasingly global economy and interdependent world through the prestigious U.S. Department of State Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship (the Gilman Program).

Traditionally, we celebrate Mardi Gras with, most famously, King Cake, beignets, pecan pralines but also jambalaya, gumbo, etouffée. I don’t always like to stick with tradition and decided to take a look at what foods the Italians serve for this special day. Castagnole, chiacchiere, and Migliaccio are three of the most common, all dishes I have never heard of, but I am always up for a culinary challenge.

There are three common species of large pines that live within the so-called pine belt of the southeastern U.S. This swath of land stretches from the coast of North Carolina, Georgia and Florida, westward to eastern Texas. Of these, Longleaf historically dominated this landscape. It evolved to not only tolerate fire but depend on it. In many ways, it is also one of the most elegant.

Multiple high school bowling teams from across the state have been competing in the 2025 MHSAA State Bowling Championships this week (January 29-31) at Fannin Lanes in Flowood, Mississippi. From Thursday through Friday, the top high school bowlers from the North and South divisions of our state have battled it out for this prestigious title. 

Paris, New York, Berlin, and Hattiesburg—what do these four cities have in common? Each is on a list of 11 cities globally recognized as leaders in public art. Hattiesburg is a rising star in public art, and is quickly becoming a global art destination. 

It’s hard to believe that spring is right around the corner again. Although we are experiencing some pretty chilly weather right now, spring will be here before we know it. Contrary to popular belief, Mississippi is loaded with things to do during the spring. One of the best spring activities is the spring festivals. Thankfully, our state has an abundance of them, and it is never too early to start planning. Here are five Mississippi spring festivals to consider. 

The 37th annual Arbor Day 5K-1 Mile-1/4 Mile Run/Walk/Roll for disability awareness is Saturday, February 22nd at the Biloxi Town Green. About 500 individuals participate annually.

This February, the Jackson-George Regional Library System is proud to honor Black History Month with special programs, displays, books, and movies at all its branches. Visit your local library to explore curated collections and learn about the rich contributions of African Americans to our history and culture. All programs are free and open to the public.

Mississippi State University today is announcing the addition of its 10th college and its first with a focus on cross-disciplinary, tailored education to prepare students for solving some of the nation and world’s greatest challenges. The new College of Integrative Studies was approved Thursday [Jan. 16] by the Mississippi Board of Trustees of State Institutions of Higher Learning.