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North Mississippi Allstars to perform at Ellis Theater in Neshoba County
The North Mississippi Allstars will perform live at The Ellis Theater in Philadelphia, Mississippi, on Thursday, September 24. Formed in 1996 by brothers Luther and Cody Dickinson, the band was inspired by their father, Jim Dickinson, and regional blues icons such as R.L. Burnside, Junior Kimbrough, and Otha Turner. Since...
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Elvis ’56 Returns: Tupelo celebrates a historic homecoming
Seventy years ago, a 21-year-old Elvis Presley came home to Tupelo. He was no longer simply the shy boy from East Tupelo who sang in church and listened closely to the music he heard in his Mississippi hometown. By September 1956, he was one of the most talked-about young entertainers in America.
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Columbus Marks 25 Years Honoring Tennessee Williams With Weekend of Porch Plays
Columbus is throwing its Tennessee Williams Tribute a milestone birthday party this weekend, marking 25 years of honoring the city's most famous literary native with porch plays, a poetry slam and a tribute to the woman who started it all. The festivities kick off Friday for a weekend of events celebrating Williams' life in Columbus and his legacy as a playwright, with this year's lineup leaning into the lighter, lesser-known sides of his personality and artistry.
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WCBI’s Midmorning moves to FOX 4
COLUMBUS, Miss. (WCBI) – You may have noticed a different show come on at 9 a.m. on WCBI. That’s because WCBI’s Midmorning is now on our FOX Channel. The program will air at the same time, just on a different channel. The switch happened Monday morning, September 7.
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SEC Shorts LIVE! is coming to Starkville!
Buckle up, Bulldog fans! The hilarious travelling SEC Shorts Live show is headed to campus Friday November 13th. We'll be performing at the Bettersworth Auditorium in Lee Hall. Tickets on sale now so get yours today!. https://msstate.universitytickets.com/
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Kathryn Stockett Returns to Mississippi, Brings New Novel to Columbus Sept. 17
Seventeen years after The Help made her a literary phenomenon, Kathryn Stockett is bringing her long-awaited second novel to downtown Columbus. The New York Times best-selling author will appear at a free, come-and-go reception on Sept. 17 at The Tavern, 418 Second Ave. N., starting at 5 p.m. and running for one hour.
Neshoba Democrat
Dolly's legacy of giving inspires local fundraiser
Dolly Parton’s legacy of giving back is continuing in Philadelphia through a T-shirt fundraiser benefiting the local Imagination Library. TMaes + Southern Avenue Boutique is selling Dolly-themed shirts, with all profits going to the Imagination Library. Parton’s Imagination Library is a book-gifting program that provides free, age-appropriate books to...
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This Mississippi Craft Thrift Store Is A Hidden Treasure Hunt For Local Artists And Creative Finds
Old items aren’t just old, they carry decades, sometimes even a century, worth of memories and history. This Mississippi craft thrift store turns that idea into an actual treasure hunt for local artists and creative finds. Racks and shelves fill with donated items nobody bothered sorting into neat categories....
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Men's Golf Tabbed 19th in Golf Channel Preseason Rankings
OXFORD, Miss. – The Ole Miss men's golf team enters the new season ranked No. 19 in the Golf Channel's Top 30 Preseason Rankings, the network announced Monday morning. After returning just four players from last season and welcoming five newcomers, the Rebels enter the season with a new-look roster featuring plenty of experience and a championship pedigree.
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Philadelphia residents talk about Dolly Parton’s life and legacy
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Popcorn lovers rejoice! Cinemark’s ‘Bring your own Bucket’ event returns in September
GULFPORT, Miss. (WLOX) — A national movie theater chain with locations in Pearl, Tupelo and Gulfport will hold a “Bring your own Bucket” event in September. Cinemark announced Friday that the event will take place Sunday, September 6. For $5, guests can fill any clean bucket of...
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‘Rise and Ring’ offers early bird entertainment for Starkville residents
For many midnight snack-loving, night-owl, alarm-free adolescents across the country, back-to-school season marks a shocking shift in daily routine. Lazy summer days of sleeping until noon come to an end and must be traded in for the dark, pre-sunrise awakenings that accompany a schedule rife with 8 a.m. lectures and a traffic-filled commute. However, in Starkville, the early mornings do not have to be faced alone.