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Can you believe we are at the end of the year? I will say— 2023 has been quite a year. It seems to have passed by with the blink of an eye! From belly laughter with loved ones to tears shed secretly, if I could describe 2023 in one word for the state of Mississippi, it would be “forward”.
This New Year as you’re making resolutions, here’s one that should be easy to keep – keeping a gratitude jar.
Plenty of cities will be dropping the ball this year – that is a New Year’s Eve ball.
The South is a region of long-held superstitions, and Mississippi is no exception.
January brings with it excitement and anticipation for the new year….and for a lot of people the desire to set a New Year’s Resolution.
One of the most historical roadways in Mississippi is the Natchez Trace, and this is the perfect time to venture…
This year I have decided to make a Christmas gumbo. It a pretty simple recipe, and inexpensive, but it does take some time to get it right.
Holiday movies are on my mind as Christmas draws closer.
On my viewing list this year is to re-watch the 1941 black and white film Citizen Kane. Numerous polls and respected film critics rank it the best movie of all time.
There’s that great line in the final scene of “A Christmas Story” when Ralphie, clutching his Red Ryder b-b gun, says, “the greatest Christmas gift I had ever received, or would ever receive”. I’ve always liked that quote, as it speaks not only to the joy he had with the b-b gun, but also to how Christmas memories like that can stay with us forever.
The Mississippi Museum of Art in Jackson has officially unveiled the state’s first Picasso solo exhibition, “Picasso Landscapes: Out of…
Looking for a few last-minute gifts but want to keep your shopping local? We’ve got you covered. Here is your…
We don’t have much longer until Christmas gets here. Most people are excited for the seasonal bustle that the holiday season brings. During the holidays, you may get the urge to do some extra exploring. Keep reading to see a list of the top Christmas towns in Mississippi.
Downtown Tupelo offers shoppers a more relaxed experience. It’s also a truly hospitable, down-home visit, with merchants giving individual attention to their guests –and individual attention to that troublesome need for a “perfect” gift or two.
Did you know bottled Coca-Cola got its start right here in Mississippi? In 1894, Vicksburg candy store owner Joseph A.…
Contrary to popular belief, you don’t necessarily have to leave the state for a nice getaway. The grand old Magnolia State is packed with treasures of places you can visit for your winter getaway.
One of the best things about the holiday season is to bring as much joy to as many people as you can. And for the past two decades, Steve and Gloria Jordan of Pascagoula have been doing what they can to achieve that goal.