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Germany's Great Bavarian Circus Brings European Tradition, Family Fun to Greenwood
GREENWOOD, Miss. — Germany's Great Bavarian Circus stopped in Greenwood this weekend, bringing food, fun and family entertainment to people from across the Mississippi Delta. For many children, the excitement began before they ever stepped inside the big top. "I've never been to a circus. I want to see,...
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This Beautiful Mississippi Trail Offers A Magical Outdoor Experience Away From The Crowds
Crowds never found this one, and the trail has been quietly benefiting from that oversight ever since. What waits along its path delivers something that busier outdoor destinations rarely manage to offer alongside the foot traffic they attract. The surroundings shift gradually rather than announcing themselves all at once. Each...
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Pet tortoise missing from home in Stewart Community
A pet tortoise has been missing from its home in the Stewart community for more than 48 hours, according to a notice shared by the owner. The tortoise disappeared from a residence in the Stewart area, located in Montgomery County along U.S. 82 between Winona and Eupora, according to the notice.
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Doe’s Eat Place: Three Generations Later, Juke Joint Turned Steakhouse Still a Greenville Staple
GREENVILLE, Miss.—Pamela Hall paced the wooden floors of Doe’s Eat Place, weaving her way around cooks and customers who crowded the open kitchen of the small four-room restaurant. As the sun started to set on the white, aged brick building that evening in 2021, Hall gathered lettuce, tomatoes, onions, garlic, lemon juice, salt and oil from the pantries and refrigerators, placing the ingredients at the end of the counter near a large wooden bowl.
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L.V. Hull Legacy Center Honors ‘Unusual’ Kosciusko Visual Artist With International Draw
KOSCIUSKO, Miss.—Independent curator Annalise Flynn gazed off the porch of the L.V. Hull Legacy Center’s administration building, taking in the sweep of mown grass and a mound of marble and granite out back, remnants of the monument company that formerly occupied the site. “That’s why you’ll see things...
Madison County Journal
Salad Days expands hydroponic lettuce distribution to Madison Kroger stores
A Flora lettuce grower recently expanded distribution into both Madison Kroger stores. Leigh Bailey, Salad Days founder, said the brand recently expanded into Kroger stores in Madison, Richland, Byram and Brandon. She said they celebrated with a demonstration at the Madison Krogers last week where they outsold comparable products to their signature bibb lettuce.
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New Alligator WMA opens in Mississippi Delta
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This No-Frills Mississippi Spaghetti House Has Been Serving Huge Family-Style Feasts For Decades
Family-style Italian dining has a special kind of power when the recipes have survived longer than most restaurant trends. In Mississippi, one no-frills spaghetti house has been feeding generations since 1943, turning simple meals into big-table traditions with sauce, pasta, bread, and portions meant to be shared. Nothing about the...
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This No-Frills Supper Club In Mississippi Has Giant Portions Known Throughout The South
Mississippi supper clubs do not have to look polished to become legends. The best ones build their name through repeat visits, road-trip stories, and plates so generous nobody leaves pretending they still have room. In the Delta, one no-frills favorite has earned that kind of reputation the honest way: big...
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Cooking with Fall Flavors at the Viking Cooking School in Greenwood
There’s something about fall that invites people into the kitchen. Maybe it’s the first cool morning after a long Mississippi summer. Maybe it’s the smell of something roasting in the oven or a pot simmering on the stove. Fall has a way of slowing things down and bringing people together around food, conversation and shared experiences.
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50 years later: Kosciusko reflects on Bicentennial Wagon Train as America250 celebrations take a different shape
As America marks its 250th birthday, communities across the country are celebrating in a wide range of ways—from museum exhibits and local programs to statewide commemorations led by America250 commissions. Fifty years ago, the nation’s Bicentennial looked very different. In 1976, one of the most unique celebrations was...
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Oh my Sugar, A Bakery
Greenville native Cathryn Lusk has always loved art but, early on, she wasn’t quite sure how art would fit into her life. Eventually, she found the answer in decorated sugar cookies. While working at her first full-time job as an X-ray tech, Lusk began making and decorating sugar cookies...
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Jacob Roark Scott competes on Food Network’s ‘Pitmasters’
Jacob Roark Scott grew up in the barbecue business in Yazoo City, Mississippi. His family sold barbecue sauce for generations and ran Ubons BBQ restaurant, and they also competed in barbecue competitions like Memphis in May. Scott recently graduated from the John Folse Culinary Institute at Nicholls State University in Thibodaux, and his family now lives in New Orleans. Over the years, they’ve visited the city often, including competing on Team Ubons at Hogs for the Cause. He has appeared on TV cooking shows before, but now Jacob and his mother Leslie Roark Scott are competing as a team on the Food Network barbecue competition “Pitmasters,” which premieres July 13. For more about the show, visit foodnetwork.com/shows/pitmasters. For more about Jacob Scott, see @pitmasterjacob on Instagram.