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Why Locals Go GAGA Over This ICONIC Family-Owned and Run Restaurant in Meridian, MS
Open Mon-Fri 10:30 AM–2:30 PM (closed Sat-Sun) In downtown Meridian, Mississippi, Jean’s has become the kind of restaurant locals call an institution rather than just a lunch spot. This family-owned Southern restaurant built its name on scratch-made comfort food, fried chicken, pork chops, and cornbread dressing, served the...
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American Idol winner Jamal Roberts to headline New Beginnings Church in Louisville fundraiser at Neshoba County Coliseum
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Mississippi Arts Commission to host ‘A Day for Artists’ in Meridian
The Mississippi Arts Commission (MAC) is teaming up with the Mississippi Arts + Entertainment Experience (The MAX) to present "A Day for Artists" on Friday, August 21. Designed to empower, educate, and connect creators across the state, the daylong event runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at The MAX in downtown Meridian. The gathering offers local artists of all disciplines opportunities to expand their professional skills, explore funding resources, and collaborate with peers.
Neshoba Democrat
Anderson finds relaxation in the kitchen
Charlinda Anderson’s love of cooking started with her mother, the late Bonnie Nicholson, and grandmother, the late Hattie Gretton, and has stayed with her ever since. She learned to cook about 50 years ago by watching them in the kitchen and still remembers her grandmother’s chuck roast and chocolate pie. Her mother’s fried chicken and biscuits were always a hit with the family.
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The MAX in Meridian hosts ceramic 'Monster-Making Workshop'
Art enthusiasts looking to unleash their inner creature sculptor are in for a treat. The Mississippi Arts + Entertainment Experience (The MAX) has announced a special "Monster-Making Workshop" led by popular artist Hector Boldo, scheduled for August 8 from 9 a.m. to noon. Inspired by the misunderstood spirits featured in...
Neshoba Democrat
Meet Cole, a Rottweiler mix puppy who needs a forever home
Last Monday, Animal Control took in a scared little puppy who needs a forever home to show him love and safety so he can bloom into the dog he's meant to be. Cole is an 11-week-old Rottweiler mix with big paws, big eyes, and a tail tucked firmly between his legs.
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The Mississippi Furniture Warehouse Where You Can Furnish A Whole Room For Less Than $200
Furnishing an entire room for less than most people spend on a single piece elsewhere sounds like the setup to a disappointment. What waits inside this furniture warehouse is the correction to that assumption. Sofas, tables, beds, and pieces that resist easy categorization fill a space large enough that the...
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Local eatery discusses social media impact after food reviewer’s visit creates boom in business
PINE BELT, Miss. (WDAM) - If he likes it, he’ll tell you, and if he dislikes it, he’ll tell you. But one thing about Lawrence Greene’s food reviews is that they’re never to be taken personally. “I just want everyone to know that I come in...
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Wicked’s Chenoweth, Grammy winner Hathaway slated for MSU Riley Center 2026 Fall Performing Arts Series
From Broadway Star Kristin Chenoweth to the Grammy Award-winning “First Daughter of Soul” Lalah Hathaway, Mississippi State’s Riley Center for Education and Performing Arts fall and winter lineup brings legendary musical arts and family entertainment to downtown Meridian. The five-show season offers something for every music lover,...
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The Mississippi Restaurant Where Peanut Butter And Crackers Remain A Beloved Dining Tradition
The crisp rattle of saltine wrappers echoes across the dining room before any menus even arrive. This legendary Mississippi steakhouse treats a sleeve of crackers and a jar of peanut butter as the ultimate welcome mat. The unusual combination lands on your table the moment you sit down. Grandparents teach...
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City of Meridian opens Highland Park Police Precinct during National Parks and Recreation Month
MERIDIAN, Miss. (WTOK) -As Meridian, Mississippi celebrates National Parks and Recreation Month and prepares for this weekend’s Picnic in the Park, the City of Meridian has opened its new Highland Park Police Precinct, strengthening the partnership between Meridian Parks & Recreation and the Meridian Police Department while enhancing one of the city’s most treasured public spaces.
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The Small-Town Bakery In Mississippi With A Mouth-Watering Breakfast For Less Than $7 Even In 2026
Seven dollars. A full breakfast. Made from scratch. In 2026, that math belongs in a museum, and yet Victoria Martin is pulling it off every single morning at this little bakery in Meridian, Mississippi. The backstory makes the biscuits taste even better, if that is possible. She started baking at...
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Live music, art raffle to support Jimmie Rodgers Museum in Meridian
Music lovers can enjoy an evening of live performance and community support. Joe Austin & The Tallahatchies will headline a benefit concert at Singing Brakeman Park on Friday, July 24, from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. Organized by the Jimmie Rodgers Foundation, the event serves as a fundraiser to support...
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Local eatery discusses social media impact after food reviewer’s visit creates boom in business
PINE BELT, Miss. (WDAM) - If he likes it, he’ll tell you, and if he dislikes it, he’ll tell you. But one thing about Lawrence Greene’s food reviews is that they’re never to be taken personally. “I just want everyone to know that I come in...
Neshoba Democrat
McNeece grows garden lessons into children's book
What started as a way for Elizabeth McNeece to help her 5-year-old son learn letters and sounds in the family garden has grown into a new series of children’s books. McNeece, a Philadelphia native who now lives in Greenville, recently published “Alphabet Flowers,” the first book in her “Kindergarten in the Garden” series.