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The 9 Mississippi Butcher Shops, Farmer’s Markets And Bulk Stores Where Meat Costs Less Than The Supermarket Price
A grocery receipt in Mississippi can sting when half the total comes from one pack of ground beef and a few chicken thighs. Plenty of families across the state have quietly switched to small butcher counters, wholesale freezers, and farm processors where the same money stretches much further. Many of...
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Laurel Municipal Airport moves forward with improvement project
LAUREL, Miss. (WDAM) - Back in September, WDAM 7 reported that the Federal Aviation Administration awarded the Laurel Municipal Airport a $2.4 million grant. The airport is using the funds to make several improvements for pilots. The airport has made great headway on the safety improvements and the enhanced development...
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Where I Ate in Laurel, Mississippi
I went to Laurel, Mississippi, for the Home Town charm, but I came home talking about the food. Between a blue plate lunch that could feed a small army, tacos worth driving across town for, and a homemade breakfast at my bed and breakfast, this little town fed me well.
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Set The Alarm Early For These 7 Mississippi Bakeries Still Baking The Slow, Old-Fashioned Way
A wrong turn on a hungry morning led me to a glass case of glazed donuts and a smell I still remember. Mississippi is full of bakeries that open before sunrise and still do things the slow, careful way. Some have been rolling dough for about a hundred years, and...
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HGTV star Erin Napier mourns death of 'very special' family member
Erin Napier is saying goodbye to a "very special" family member who left her mark on Laurel, Mississippi, and on the “Home Town” star. The HGTV host said her Aunt Mae Mae died. In a Nov. 4 Instagram post, Napier talked about how much she loved growing up close to her aunt and how the time they spent together helped her become who she is today. "She saw my creative gifts and knew exactly how to nurture them, helping raise up a professional artist without even realizing it," Napier said. Napier named one of her children after her aunt, who was well-known in their Mississippi community. Fans and Laurel Mercantile visitors may already know her from her work in the Napiers' stores. Here's how Napier paid tribute to one of the women who shaped her. Who was Marilyn Maddox? Erin Napier's family member known in Laurel Aunt Mae Mae, whose full name was Marilyn Rebecca Maddox , died Nov. 4, according to her obituary. Services are set for Monday, Nov. 9, in Laurel, Mississippi . Maddox lived in the Bethel community and was a familiar face to many in Jones County, Mississippi. She managed Shoney's and worked at JCPenney and
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This Family-Run Mississippi Diner Cooks Old-School Southern Breakfast, And Locals Swear There’s No Reason To Eat Anywhere Else
Somewhere along a stretch of old highway in central Mississippi sits a little breakfast spot that travelers keep circling back to. The kind of place where the owner might walk over to your table to say hello, and the biscuits are made by hand every single morning. Big fluffy pancakes,...
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Grammy winner Keb’ Mo’ to perform at MSU’s Riley Center
STARKVILLE, Miss. (WJTV) – Blues fans will have an opportunity to catch a five-time Grammy Award winner Keb’ Mo’ in Meridian this November. The performance will be held on November 13, 2026, at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available for purchase online and range from $35-$85. The acclaimed singer and songwriter will appear at Mississippi State […]
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With Murals, Boutiques, And A Walkable Historic Downtown, This Little Mississippi Town Is An Easy Day Trip
Some towns fade quietly into the background, and then there are the ones that pull off a full comeback and grin about it. A slow drive through southern Mississippi lands you in a downtown where painted walls tell stories, small shops keep their doors open, and the streets are made for wandering on foot.