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What is it like living in Mississippi? Explore where we live, work, and play!
What would we be without coffee? There’s nothing like grabbing a friend and a latte on a beautiful day and…
It’s no secret most of us are obsessed with our beloved coffee. Whether you prefer it hot, cold, decaf, instant,…
This annual orchid event is more than just showy collections of jewel-toned blossoms with hints of delicate perfume. “Oh no,…
The Mardi Gras season is quickly approaching as Fat Tuesday is slated for March 1 this year. The entire Mississippi…
Here are the places to find the BEST king cakes on the Coast! I have a MAJOR sweet tooth and…
Each January, there is anticipation and excitement for things to look forward to in the new calendar year. Mississippi has…
Local Hattiesburg residents are often referred to as “Hattiesburgers,” and here’s a fun fact: They officially claimed this nickname in…
Beets were for boils and potatoes were for burns – at least that’s what the old-timers believed. Home remedies have…
2022 is almost here and it’s a time for celebration! Common traditions include attending parties, eating special foods, making resolutions,…
Snow in Coastal Mississippi? Absolutely! Anything is possible in Bay St. Louis, even sparkling, dazzling snowflakes on the coast. If…
I got my Pinterest going, so you don’t have to! Here are five recipes to try that are a fresh take…
When my mother was a child during the Great Depression, growing up in the Dixon Community of Neshoba County, she and her brothers saved their gum wrapper foil throughout the year to make Christmas decorations. They used the foil to cover sweetgum balls which were placed on a cedar tree cut from the woods on their farm. The tree was also adorned with paper chains, a homemade star, and dabbles of snow my grandmother made from soap powder.
The Holiday Season is considered the most wonderful time of the year, with countless parties, events, and festivities leading up…
It was a dark and stormy night as the investigation team came together to receive their mission. They were cold…
This Christmas, I decided that I want to support Mississippi-made businesses, and of course, everyone loves a great candle! Candles…
Impress your guests this holiday season with these 5 delicious and fun Christmas cocktails! 1. Sugar Cookie Martini Recipe (wholefully.com)…