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FishingBooker recently released its list of the best fishing destinations for Presidents’ Day 2023. The Secret Coast came third!
Mississippi is fortunate to have so many talented and caring people. Being labeled as the “Hospitality State” is not just…
Crawfish lovers, get your peelers ready because the 2023 season is full steam ahead. Several Gulf Coast hotspots have already…
Valentine’s Day is fast approaching, and whether you’re single or taken, it is an excellent opportunity to think about hearts,…
It’s the time of year when cooks begin thinking of cold-weather dishes like hot gumbo over rice. I must confess…
It seems like these days there’s a social media campaign for just about everything, but there’s not a more touching…
It’s never too late to garner an education. For Lonnie Webb Allen, that meant time spent on the Delta State…
Historic Mineral Springs Park in Iuka has a history of healing…from its waters.
In the early 1800s, Chief Iuka of the Chickasaw had been suffering from chronic ailments for many years, his tribal healers unable to help him, when he heard of the magical healing waters. Carried by his followers to the springs, the chief drank the waters and quickly regained his health. He moved his family to the area and never left. His experience was well-known to people up and down the valley.
Parades, costumes, beads, and more mark Mardi Gras in the Magnolia State, and nothing goes better with a slice of…
Chef Josh Mitchell is one of those chefs that came up through the ranks, but not in just any ordinary…
On Sunday, the Gulf Coast Symphony Orchestra presented “Tribute to MLK,” a celebration of the life and legacy of Martin…
Although we’re just two weeks into the New Year, many have set resolutions that they are determined to keep. A…
Meet Keith Johnson, a young musician with the Delta Blues flowing through his blood. Johnson, the great-nephew of blues legend…
From ocean adventures with miles of relaxing white sandy beaches to gazing at the views of the famed Natchez Trace Parkway, the Magnolia State is a dream destination for any vacationist.
And a bed and breakfast can allow adventurers the best of both worlds with an escape from everyday life without sacrificing amenities like a freshly prepared meal in the morning. Add in a historic setting or the Gulf Of Mexico and you’ve got the makings of an unforgettable getaway, romantic trip, or just a chance to pamper yourself with a little alone time.
These historic Mississippi bed and breakfasts offer a unique respite from ordinary day-to-day routines.
“Lady in Red” is a popular song from 1986 by Chris de Burgh, and that’s typically what comes to mind when people first hear this title. However, Mississippi has its own Lady In Red, and she still remains a great mystery, even today.
Dr. Nashlie Sephus, a Jackson native, and Mississippi State alumnus, has a vision for her hometown, and she is seeing…
