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Let me openly confess: I am absolutely addicted to shopping at Brooks Grocery in Tupelo, Mississippi.
This family owned and operated Mississippi grocery store is located less than a mile from where I live, and that makes it a source of daily temptation for me. In fact, you might even find me there more than once a day, depending on what I forgot to get on my first visit of the day.
What happens when God puts two women full of life and ambition together? Nicole and LeAnn have the answer to that— you get the Sole Sisters! This dynamic duo, perfect pair, and two peas-in-a-pod knew that God strategically placed them in each other’s lives for a purpose far greater than they could have possibly imagined. That purpose was for the creation of Sole Sisters and for God to be glorified and edified through their business.
Chevron Pascagoula actively volunteers as part of its commitment to community support and corporate responsibility. The company emphasizes partnerships that enhance social well-being and economic development and encourages its employees to participate in various volunteer initiatives.
We all know those small businesses we can’t live without – the bakery that serves the best pastries, the family-owned hardware store with the perfect tool for every job, or the quirky bookshop where you always find a hidden literary treasure. These are the kinds of places customers will drive considerable distances to visit, even if they’ve since moved far from the area.
Mikel Franks has spent years watching storefronts open and close in Leakesville, a small city where steady jobs are hard…
A new grocery store is filling a long-standing gap in downtown Hattiesburg. Sincerely Grocery, a boutique grocery store specializing in locally sourced and specialty goods, held its grand opening on Feb. 1 at The Prospect on Main.
Over 40,000 people in Mississippi have an intellectual or developmental disability, but only 11.5% are employed. Employment opportunities are critical…
“Expanding into Mississippi is a big moment for Palmetto Moon, and we couldn’t think of a better place to start than Gulfport,” said John Thomas, Chief Executive Officer of Palmetto Moon. “Mississippi has such a strong sense of community and a deep appreciation for Southern culture.”
The coronation of the King and Queen of Joy LXXXV and their Court will be held on February 28, 2025, at the B. E. “Mac” McGinty Civic Center in Pascagoula.
Bozo’s Grocery is celebrating 68 years of serving up the finest fresh seafood, shrimp, crawfish, and signature seasonings on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. The Pascagoula staple has become a popular tourist attraction and a local favorite, and for a good reason — it’s delicious.
The state of Mississippi is accelerating its status as a hotbed for innovation and high-tech development thanks to several “stars”…
Mississippi Power is commemorating its centennial on Jan. 1 after spending the last century powering progress across the state. The company’s commitment to safety, service, reliability and innovation has brightened and strengthened communities since 1925.
The Chevron Pascagoula Refinery partnered with DonorsChoose to gift every certified teacher in the Moss Point School District $150 in DonorsChoose funding for classroom supplies and projects. The gift is a token of appreciation for all that teachers do to impact students’ lives. Chevron recognizes their dedication and commitment to education and the role they play in shaping our community’s future leaders.
We may not think of plants when we think about Christmas time; however, there are many plants that thrive in the winter months. In addition to the beloved, quintessential marker of Christmas— the Christmas tree— there are several varieties of plants to choose from.
Mississippi Power’s Economic Development Propels Program is an initiative designed to help communities across Southeast Mississippi become more proactive and competitive in securing economic development projects.
Many in the South celebrate Christmas by visiting Beau Rivage, MGM Resorts International’s expansive AAA Four-Diamond beachfront destination in Biloxi.