Broadway performer, and Brookhaven native, Randy Redd directs ‘Million Dollar Quartet’ at New Stage Theatre
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Revitalizing Mississippi one story at a time
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Storytellers bridge racial, age, gender and political gaps in small towns
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Paul Davis takes a ‘Mississippi River’ cruise and lands on The Playlist
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Up next: Muddy Waters, Brandy, Paramore and Charlie Worsham
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NEA director’s visit draws attention to economic, emotional impact of the arts
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National Endowment for the Arts chairwoman Jane Chu called on Mississippi Museum of Art and Sewing Every Wednesday
What’s keeping Millennials in Mississippi?
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Tangibles such as low cost of living and intangibles like opportunities to improve the state make Mississippi attractive
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JSU professor tells students: ‘Google me … witness what I do’
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When Yohance Myles isn’t in the classroom, he’s acting in movies and on TV.
Endowment chairwoman reviews state of the arts in Mississippi
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Jane Chu, chairwoman of the National Endowment for the Arts, will visit organizations in Jackson, Oxford, Clarksdale and Indianola.
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.
Humanities Council grants address racial tension, healing
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In order to move race relations forward, addressing the past is a part of the healing process
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Mississippi entrepreneur savors sweet taste of success
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Corinth native Matt Hedges, co-founder and president of Vino del Sol, is one of Wine Enthusiast Magazine’s Top 40 Under 40 Tastemakers
The mention of Dorothy Moore’s name turns the flicker to a flame on The Playlist
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Next up: Howlin’ Wolf, Mac McAnally, Paul Davis and the Charlie Daniels Band
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In Holmes County, July 4 is Milton Olive Day
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Monument unveiling honors hometown hero more than 50 years after his sacrifice
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Mississippi History and Civil Rights museums open for a sneak peek
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Two museums will tell many stories beginning Dec. 9
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Former Spinner goes from Mississippi to Motown and back again
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Then came you, G. C. Cameron. And you gave us a mighty love.
Elvis has left the building, but he has entered The Playlist
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Next up: Hip-hop, country, blues and funk-rock classics
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Take stairway to heavenly art in Vicksburg
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Attic Gallery, Mississippi’s oldest continuously operating art gallery, celebrates another milestone