Mississippi Culture
Ridgeland gamers get on board with charitable acts
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Jesse Labbe and Anthony Coffey’s WHO GOES THERE? is a game of “growing paranoia.”
Rise in riverboat tourists reinvigorates river town economies
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American Duchess, which made its first stop in Vicksburg on Saturday, is projected to deliver $1.8 million in tourism revenue to the city in 2018
Mississippi Book Festival develops into power player in publishing
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In its third year, the festival will feature more than 150 authors on Saturday.
Union leaders call in reinforcements ahead of Nissan vote
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The AFL-CIO hosted a gathering Wednesday to show its support for workers at Nissan’s Canton plant hoping to unionize.
Delta poverty, food insecurity still worse than state, U.S. averages
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Marian Wright Edelman’s tour of the Delta on Thursday showed that many of the issues she and U.S. Sen. Robert Kennedy witnessed 50 years ago still trouble the area
Public salutes Camp Shelby during centennial celebration
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The largest state-owned training center in the country has helped prepare troops for almost every military engagement from World War I to operations in Iraq.