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Detroit man walks 2 horses onto a city bus at a stop on 7 Mile. Then he says it isn’t the first time: ‘We’ve been on the Jefferson’
A man led two horses onto a Detroit Department of Transportation bus at a stop on 7 Mile and Strasburg Street over the weekend. The video spread online as the horses boarded the vehicle and then walked back off. City officials confirmed the video is real and said the behavior violates official policy, according to […]
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Why Do Locals Keep Driving To Tupelo? This Barbecue-And-Biscuits Counter Explains It
Some places in Mississippi get busy because they are new. One small counter in Tupelo stays busy because it has barely changed in decades. Road trippers plan whole days around it, and folks from across the state make it their lunch stop every time they roll into town. It is cash only, it closes on Sundays and Mondays, and the booths are tight.
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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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From Nowhere to Iconic: 10 Music Legends Who Started in Tiny Towns
Elvis Presley – Tupelo, Mississippi Elvis Presley – Tupelo, Mississippi (image credits: wikimedia) Before he was known worldwide as the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll, Elvis Presley’s journey began in Tupelo, Mississippi. With a population of just 7,500 in 1935, Tupelo was a small town with a limited horizon. Elvis spent his early years in ... Read more The post From Nowhere to Iconic: 10 Music Legends Who Started in Tiny Towns appeared first on Festivaltopia .