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What could be as simple as a lonely egg? But, it isn’t quite so! The egg is as versatile, delicious…

May 7 – First Fridays Downtown Biloxi Biloxi’s First Friday on The District Green is back! The block party-style event…

If you’re looking for a Mississippi-made soap and bath line that not only smells amazing but is also healthy for…

Do you smell that? Spring may be in the air, but I’m not talking about the smell of flowers, friends.…

We all appreciate how insects and plants depend upon each other to carry on with their lives. Bees and butterflies feed on nectar and pollen, and in the process, flowers are pollinated, and plants are able to reproduce. This is also the case for nectar-feeding birds like hummingbirds and tanagers that visit flowers on their spring and fall journeys between their winter and summer homes. The timing of blooming of these plants is not, however, a coincidence, but part of a long-established relationship between plant and pollinator.

Not everyone knows what it’s like to build their own village. Or to do it again 3-5 years later in…

Spring is in full swing and gardens are starting to bloom. Just-picked produce, which has had time to fully ripen…

Once again, the bells toll. Since the late 1940s, First United Methodist Church of Lucedale has emitted a melodious ministry…

Are you living your Faith Out Loud? That is the question local publisher and editor Dorothy P. Wilson is asking…

Here are the six most influential musicians from the state of Mississippi.

The geology of Jackson, Mississippi is like no other capital city across the United States. Besides the two rivers and…

If you want to start an argument, insist that you know the origins of jambalaya. Some people think it derived…

More people than not believe that the three Coastal counties are vastly different than the other seventy-nine counties in Mississippi.…

It must be spring if the Honeysuckle Azaleas are blooming. But, that is just one of many spring plants showing…

1. Pollen is EVERYWHERE. The pollen season typically is March through May, and this is when the yellow stuff gets…

William Faulkner once said, “To understand the world, you must first understand a place like Mississippi.” Those who have lived…