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'Elvis' for sale: A bit of Tupelo and music history headed to auction
Mississippi has produced more than its share of gifts to the world when it comes to music. One of them even earned the title of king. He got things all shook up and died too young, but his legacy thrives, especially in this corner of the Magnolia State.
Angel Gowns mission grows in Golden Triangle area
Angel Gowns of Mississippi is spreading its wings.
Ho ho ho -- Downtown Open House heralds the holidays
Even as families carve jack-o'-lanterns for Halloween, anticipation is building for the Christmas season.
Lowndes farmer to direct $2,500 donation to 4-H
Douglas Holliman has been farming for 44 years, so appreciation and good management of the land is of great importance to him.
Worth the drive: Dan Penn returns to Vernon for a hometown concert
Some folks in Vernon, Alabama, still find it hard to fathom that one of the town's native sons is often labeled as "legendary."
Upcoming auction offers Tupelo property with Presley family ties
Elvis Presley fans and collectors have an unusual opportunity to bid on a link to musical history when 16.5 acres in Tupelo previously owned by Presley family members come up for auction Nov. 11.
The art of giving: One teen comes up with an artistic twist on giving back
Katelyn Lowe may not be old enough to hold a driver's license yet, but she's mature enough to know the value of giving, rather than taking.
Vienna Boys Choir, a 'wow' event in the Golden Triangle
What is widely considered the most famous boys' choir in the world will be in the Golden Triangle Friday, Oct. 27.
SAAC plans for 'Eye on the Arts' gala
A three-course dinner, wine tasting, silent auction and a performing arts variety show -- including two previous Magnolia Film Festival-winning films -- are in store for those attending the Starkville Area Arts Council's annual gala Nov. 18.
Two Mississippi artists are focus of Hazard Lecture Series
Two significant female painters from the Magnolia State are the focus of the 26th annual Hazard Lecture Series in Columbus.
Awesome okra: With some help from the chickens, a Caledonia gardener is standing in tall okra
Chas Allen might be starting to feel a little like the mythical Jack of fairy tale fame, the lad who grew a legendary beanstalk.
A month to mark: National Breast Cancer Awareness Month takes on special meaning for many
Susan Doty gets up every morning to do battle with breast cancer.
Starkville businesses, groups urged to sign up for United Way tailgate
On the eve of Mississippi State University's homecoming, a Citywide Tailgate on Friday, Oct. 20, will serve as a fundraiser for United Way of North Central Mississippi and celebration of the Bulldogs, Starkville community and tailgating tradition.
4-H, Tractor Supply's Paper Clover campaign gets underway Wednesday
It may seem a simple thing, a paper clover, but to 4-H members, it means development programs and camps.
Thank you, Mrs. Washington: A Columbus baker serves up the original first lady's recipe
A stream of golden honey shimmered as Becki Altman drizzled the sweet topping over buttered Shrewsbury cakes chock-full of dried cranberries and walnuts.
Downtown Columbus Art Walk offers a creative night out
In what has become an annual collaboration, downtown Columbus merchants and area artists team up again Thursday for the Downtown Columbus Art Walk.
'The Pot of Gold': Lighten up with a Roman comedy
Playwrights have been at their craft far longer than most credit.
The game is afoot: Hurricane evacuees, improv actors leave a smile behind before leaving Columbus
Driving to my destination, a downtown Columbus restaurant, I had to chuckle as I said out loud to no one, "It was a dark and stormy night."
CAC to bring Vienna Boys Choir to Golden Triangle
It has long been a Columbus Arts Council goal to bring the Vienna Boys Choir to the Golden Triangle, and this fall it will finally happen.
Area communities invited to 'Rise for Recovery'
Those suffering from substance use disorders -- alcohol and drug addiction -- or individuals with a mental health diagnosis in the Golden Triangle have something Community Counseling Services believes they could add to their "gratitude list" -- access to great behavioral health care through a variety of outlets and resources, said Martha Allen of CCS.
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