Photo gallery: Equestrian program at Mississippi College
Mississippi College student Sydney Pace, 18, has been riding horses since she was 9 years old. At 4 feet 11...
Bill Clinton to speak at ceremony honoring Winters at Two Mississippi Museums
Former President Bill Clinton will be among the speakers May 3 in a ceremony at the Two Mississippi Museums in...
Bill Clinton to speak at ceremony honoring Winters at Two Mississippi Museums
Former President Bill Clinton will be among the speakers May 3 in a ceremony at the Two Mississippi Museums in...
Bill would remove racist state song, but creates a mostly white selection committee to replace it
The final debate on the Senate floor about a large tourism spending bill didn’t focus on the millions of dollars...
Photos: Mississippi Museum of Art opens homage exhibit to ‘The Great Migration’
More than 6 million African Americans in the South migrated north seeking better opportunities and a better way of life...
Attaché show choir known as a showbiz bootcamp
Lance Bass was just another freshman at Clinton High School in 1994 when he auditioned for Attaché, the school’s award-winning...
A Delta State professor walks into a bar. The bartender asks, ‘Can I get you funding?’
CLEVELAND — Under beer bottle chandeliers and a Last Supper-style mural of the Blues masters, faculty and staff prepared for...
10 Reasons to Visit Big Beach Brewing in Gulf Shores
Big Beach Brewing Company is the only brewery in the area and the folks in Gulf Shores love their...
Young entrepreneur honors father with opening of restaurant
“You saw me take my first breath. I saw you take your last. Daddy 5-23-85 – 8-23-21,” reads the tattoo...
The Tomato Place, a Mississippi treasure
Twenty-two years ago, The Tomato Place was nothing more than one of four fruit and veggie stands run by Luke...
8 History and Culture Stops To Make in Irving
Irving was founded in 1903 by J.O. “Otto” Schulze and Otis Brown. Irving began in 1889 as an...
The best for you
He chose our heritage for us. – Psalms 47:4
Believer, if your inheritance is meager, you should be satisfied with your earthly portion; for you may rest assured that it is best for you. Unerring...
The Journey to Meridian Masquerade
Lindsey Eubanks’ new role takes her from a small-town Nutcracker in pointe shoes to leading the state’s largest theatre festival.
No matter where I am this holiday season, the minute I hear any part of...
Fossils and Faulkner: Local Marvels on Display at Union County Heritage Museum
In the summer of 2016, Jackson-native paleontologist George Phillips and Michael Estes, a field volunteer with the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science, picked their way along a forested creek bed in the Hell Creek...
Parental pride
Robert St. John says pride in your children is the kind of pride that fills your soul and leaves you deeply grateful.
Pride is a complex emotion. Sitting in the audience, watching my son walk...
Do not doubt
His place of defense will be the fortress of rocks; his bread will be given him; his water will be sure. – Isaiah 33:16
Christian, do you doubt whether God will fulfill His promise? Will...
Gospel Music in Mississippi: Four essential pioneers
This holiday, add some flavor to your playlist of Christmas standards with the soulful sounds of gospel music.
Gospel music’s deep Mississippi roots go all the way to the source. While you’re singing your favorite...
Christ revealed
In your light do we see light. – Psalms 36:9
No lips can tell the love of Christ to the heart until Jesus Himself shall speak within. Descriptions all fall flat and feeble unless the...
From Ruth to Jesus to Christmas
The story of Ruth leads us straight to the manger.
After the resurrection Jesus was walking with two men on the road to Emmaus. Before their trip was over, He taught them “in all the...
Inward trembling
Hot indignation seizes me because of the wicked, who forsake your law. – Psalms 119:53
My soul, do you feel this holy trembling at the sins of others? For if you do not, you lack...
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