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Old-School Amish-Style Donuts, Cinnamon Rolls, And Homemade Bread Fill This Mississippi Country Bakery

Two-lane highways in rural Mississippi rarely promise much beyond fields, farm trucks, and the next gas station. Then a small bakery appears, the parking lot is oddly full, and the smell of warm bread drifts out the door. Inside, the shelves hold glazed donuts, sticky cinnamon rolls, and loaves that...

Mississippi · 16d
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DARKHORSE DOGS: Juniper still searching for a home after more than two years in shelter

JACKSON – Juniper has spent 897 days waiting for a permanent home, but staff at Cheshire Abbey say the energetic dog has not lost her playful personality. Described as smart, active and full of enthusiasm, Juniper enjoys toys, walks, games of fetch and other activities that keep her moving and mentally engaged.

Jackson, MS · 10d
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What's actually worth doing outdoors in the Southeast in November?

As Noah Kahan sings, "it's the season of the sticks," and November brings a version of that to much of the Southeast. On many mountain trails, the leaves are down, the air has a crisp bite and the summer crowds have thinned. Farther south, it's the start of a more comfortable season outdoors. I hiked Mount Mitchell, the tallest mountain east of the Mississippi, on a weekday in November and didn't see another soul on the trail. The catch? Inches of fallen leaves buried the path, hiding the rocks and roots and making every step a little treacherous. That's the trade-off on many mountain trails: quieter paths and open views in exchange for variable conditions. So what's actually worth doing in November? Hike a canyon while the trees are bare Cloudland Canyon State Park in Georgia and Little River Canyon National Preserve in Alabama can be even better in November than in summer. As leaves fall, views of canyon walls and waterfalls open through the trees, and the cool air makes steep climbs more bearable. Waterfall flow varies, and Little River can run low in dry stretches, so don't count on a roaring cascade. Watch your footing: Fallen leaves hide

Mississippi · 8d

Animal of Things

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Rat Poison Laws in Mississippi: Rules, Restrictions, and Penalties Explained

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Mississippi still has a law on the books making it a misdemeanor for a store clerk to hand rat poison to an unaccompanied child, a holdover from the days when sending kids to the hardware store with a shopping list was routine. That old statute is a good reminder that rat poison laws in Mississippi … This article, Rat Poison Laws in Mississippi: Rules, Restrictions, and Penalties Explained , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Rat Poison Laws in Alabama: EPA Rules, Licensing, and Penalties Explained • Rat Poison Laws in North Dakota: EPA Rules, Bait Stations, and Penalties Explained • 26 Animals That Eat Rats and How They Hunt Them Down

Mississippi · 10d

Animal of Things

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Goose Hunting Season in Mississippi: 2026-27 Dates, Limits, and Permits

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Goose hunting season in Mississippi stretches across more than half the year. Resident Canada geese open the run on Sept. 1, and the spring Light Goose Conservation Order closes it on Mar. 31, 2027. In between, you get a regular winter season, a youth and veteran weekend, and a no-limit snow goose hunt. The state … This article, Goose Hunting Season in Mississippi: 2026-27 Dates, Limits, and Permits , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Migratory Bird Hunting Laws in New Mexico: A Hunter’s Guide to Seasons, Licenses, and Limits • Cardinals in Hawaii: Meet the 3 Species That Call the Islands Home • Cockfighting Laws in Alaska: Felony Charges, Penalties, and Reporting Rules

Mississippi · 10d

WJTV 12

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A Celtic Christmas to bring Irish magic to Jackson

JACKSON, Miss. (WJTV) – The Irish Christmas show that earned five stars in New York will come to Jackson. A Celtic Christmas by A Taste of Ireland, featuring electrifying turns by a star-studded roster of World Champion Irish dancers including stars of Riverdance and Lord of the Dance, will perform at The Centre for Arts […]

Jackson, MS · 7d

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‘The Sleeping Dogs of Southampton’ brings Hollywood filmmaking to South Mississippi

GULFPORT, Miss. (WXXV)- You might not expect to find a Hollywood production right here on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, but that’s exactly what’s happening. Cameras are rolling on a new thriller called ‘The Sleeping Dogs of Southampton.”. WXXV News 25’s Chloe Carter spent the day on set,...

Mississippi · 10d

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Jackson State's Sonic Boom of the South Joins 2027 Pepsi NBOTB in The Palm Beaches

The Sonic Boom completes the six-band lineup for the MLK Weekend showcase at Flagler Credit Union Stadium in Boca Raton on Jan. 16.

Jackson, MS · 11d

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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,...

Morton, MS · 12d

WJTV 12

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In-N-Out CEO names Mississippi as possible state for expansion

As California-based In-N-Out Burger celebrates 78 years of serving burgers, fries and milkshakes to the masses, its CEO is dropping her clearest hints to date about the next states potentially in line for expansion.

Mississippi · 11d

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This Mississippi Restaurant With Board Games Turns Dinner Into A Trip Through A Fantasy World

Hunger was the only plan when we pulled off the highway in Mississippi, and the plain building out front promised nothing special. Then the door swung open on shelves of board games, glowing arcade screens, and walls that looked borrowed from a wizard’s castle. The kids forgot about their...

Ridgeland, MS · 11d

WJTV 12

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Trustmark Park to transform for The Southern Lights

PEARL, Miss. (WJTV) – Trustmark Park in Pearl will soon undergo a transformation that will bring millions of Christmas lights, an ice skating rink and train rides to the baseball field. Group reservations are officially on sale for The Southern Lights. “I’m incredibly proud of what our team is building at Trustmark Park,” said Mississippi […]

Pearl, MS · 10d

KTLA

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These 3 states could be getting In-N-Out restaurants

New Mexico · 10d

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Arkansas names as possible In-N-Out location

Arkansas · 10d

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This Mississippi Donut Shop Boldly Calls Itself The Best, And Fans Say Its Old-School Glazed Donuts Live Up To It

There are some mornings start with a plain little building and a hunch that something sweet is waiting inside. That is how a lot of people in Mississippi end up finding a donut shop with a name so bold it almost dares you to argue. One bite of a soft,...

Clinton, MS · 22d

The Clarion Ledger

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Hunt deer, ducks, small game and more in Mississippi in November

Hunting season is well underway in Mississippi and hunters have had plenty of hunting opportunities to choose from. Waterfowlers have enjoyed the early opportunities such as teal season and small game hunters have already been in the woods chasing squirrels for almost a month. For hunters who don't mind the heat, the early archery season for bucks has come and gone and the fall archery season for deer has already produced some giants . While there are plenty of hunting opportunities in Mississippi in September and October, there's probably no month on the calendar that is more anticipated among hunters than November. It's the month when duck hunters will get their first shot at mallard for the season and hundreds of thousands of deer hunters will head to their stands for the start of gun season. In other words, hunting season in Mississippi is about to bust wide open. So, here's what you can hunt and when in November and if you need more information, visit the Outdoors section of clarionledger.com . Mississippi deer hunting seasons in November: Delta, Hills and North Central deer management units Archery: Oct. 1-Nov. 20, Either-sex on private and open public lands. Youth: Nov. 7-20,

Mississippi · 10d

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OPINION: A five-cent pickle and a priceless legacy: Remembering Annie Yates Luster

As I get older, I find myself thinking more about how much time I have left on this earth and what I still want to do. When I came across a list of 100 things to do before you die, one suggestion caught my attention:. Research one of your ancestors.

Vicksburg, MS · 11d

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A Beginners Guide To Eating Oysters Elevating Your Seafood Palette

Gulf Shores, AL. — (GSN) — National Oyster Month is the perfect occasion to step out of your culinary comfort zone and discover one of the Gulf Coast's most celebrated delicacies. Along the coastal waters of Alabama, Florida, and Mississippi, oysters are far more than seafood—they are a cornerstone of regional maritime heritage, coastal ecology, and community life. If you have never tried an oyster before, there is no better time or place to take your first bite than during this month-long celebration.

Alabama · 10d