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DARKHORSE DOGS: Nannerz is ready to get out of a kennel and find her own family
JACKSON – Nannerz has been waiting a long time for someone to choose her, and shelter staff hope the right family will finally see just how much love she has to give. She is at Animal Rescue Fund in Jackson, waiting on her forever home. ARF is the largest...
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The Jackson, Mississippi Animal Shelter Where You Can Spend An Afternoon With Dogs Waiting For A Home
You might drive right past it and never guess that hundreds of tails are wagging behind those walls. In Mississippi, one plain building on a quiet street holds a surprising number of dogs and cats who are all hoping for the same thing: a family. The place is not fancy,...
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The Lot at Liberty returns to Flowood Liberty Park on Thursdays
JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) -Daniel Lang, Economic Director for the City of Flowood, and Jae Barnes, Catering Director at Burgers, Blues and Barbecue, joined Studio 3 with a preview of The Lot at Liberty. The pop-up food experience returns to Flowood Liberty Park every Thursday in October, 5-8 p.m., with free...
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Beloved Mississippi Coast restaurants are taking new steps to survive ‘vibe-killer’ fall slump
The biggest challenge William Rester is facing this fall at his Long Beach, Mississippi restaurant is LSU football. Many of the local fans and Louisianans who own second homes on the Mississippi Gulf Coast spend game days glued to their televisions — not dining out. “Saturdays in September are...
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After Nick Wallace exit, Johnny T's owner takes over Jackson museum cafe
The Nissan Cafe at the Two Mississippi Museums is getting a new operator, with veteran Jackson restaurateur John Tierre taking over the high-profile downtown space that was previously home to celebrity chef Nick Wallace . State and local leaders are scheduled to hold a ribbon-cutting Friday for the new Nissan Cafe by John Tierre Hospitality, a venture that adds another dining option in Downtown Jackson. The project is being launched through a partnership involving the Mississippi Department of Archives and History, Visit Jackson, the Greater Jackson Chamber Partnership and others. “We’re excited to welcome Tierre’s culinary vision to the Two Mississippi Museums through our partnership with the Mississippi Department of Rehabilitation Services’ Business Enterprise Program,” MDAH Director Barry White said in a release. “The cafe not only serves our museum visitors, but it also expands job opportunities and adds to the vibrant Downtown Jackson restaurant landscape.” From Farish Street to the museums For Tierre, the new venture marks an expansion of a hospitality career that has largely been synonymous with Downtown Jackson. He is best known as the owner of Johnny T's Bistro & Blues, the Farish Street restaurant and entertainment venue that helped inject new life into Jackson's historic