The Loblolly Festival will kick off in Laurel this weekend, allowing those in the Mississippi Pine Belt to enjoy a family-friendly outdoor gathering. From 9-4 p.m. on Saturday, a whopping 250 vendors from several states including artists, crafters, and craftsmen … Continued
The sixth full week of Mississippi high school football is underway, and there’s plenty of action to keep up with. LISTEN: Mississippi high school football streams for Friday night Stay up to date with all the scores as they come … Continued
As Mississippi’s lone professional golf tournament continues in Jackson, some big news regarding the event’s title sponsorship has been teed up. On Friday, officials announced that Wayne-Sanderson Farms will remain the primary financial backer of the Sanderson Farms Championship held … Continued
If you’re into unique automobiles and motorcycles, or just want an interesting way to spend the weekend in central Mississippi, look no further than the Renaissance Euro Fest. An array of European car and motorcycle makers will be represented in … Continued
Mississippi’s tourism industry had a record-breaking 2023 with 43.7 million visitors, which resulted in a whopping $17.5 billion contribution to the state’s economy. Governor Tate Reeves announced the release of Visit Mississippi’s annual Tourism Economic Contribution Report on Friday at … Continued
The Ole Miss football team’s odds of making an inaugural appearance in the College Football Playoff this year took a hit on Saturday when the Rebels were upset at home by Kentucky. Now, Lane Kiffin’s group has their backs against … Continued
A Mississippi woman who says she previously worked as a stylist for Garth Brooks has filed a lawsuit claiming the country music star raped her in 2019. The woman, who uses the anonymous pseudonym “Jane Roe” in the lawsuit filed … Continued
On a night centered around boosting resources for Grammy Museum Mississippi’s education programs, records were smashed. The museum announced on Friday that its River and Roses 2024 Gala raised a total of $150,000, directly benefiting programs that use music as … Continued
Residents in and around Holly Springs could soon be getting both answers and solutions for perpetual power outages across the area. Back in March, Northern District Public Service Commissioner Chris Brown sounded the alarm that customers of the Holly Springs Utility … Continued
Looking to prank somebody in Houston? Better think again as authorities in the Mississippi town are warning the public, particularly young people, to avoid partaking in careless activities that could result in serious consequences. The Houston Police Department reports that … Continued