STARKVILLE — Through hilarious viral videos, comedian Ellen Skrmetti developed an online following that allowed her to take her jokes from the…
Blake Alsup
Culture editor
The paintings of Fulton resident John Underwood are now on display in Itawamba Community College’s W.O. Benjamin Fine Arts Center Gallery at t…
TUPELO — Believe it or not, Tupelo resident Charles Truscott is the world's preeminent expert on a long forgotten ancient civilization.
Adam Armour
News Editor
OXFORD — Author Wright Thompson's new book tells the story of Mississippi, and the entire nation, through the secret history of the murder of …
Blake Alsup
Culture editor
STARKVILLE — A collection of concert posters designed by Mississippi State University professor emerita Jamie Burwell Mixon over the span of t…
Blake Alsup
Culture editor
TUPELO — When author Richard Grant left Mississippi for Arizona, he didn't plan to write a book about it.
Blake Alsup
Culture editor
Near the start of a Monday morning July practice, the weather felt mercifully cool, as musicians in Tupelo High School’s marching band drilled…
TUPELO — For the third consecutive year, skateboarders flocked to Tupelo over Labor Day weekend for Change Fest, a community festival that bri…
Blake Alsup
Culture editor
ABERDEEN — Whether she's painting a wall or canvas, Patti Norton Swan finds joy in creating.
Blake Alsup
Culture editor
TUPELO — A new book festival will bring Mississippi authors and readers together in Columbus this weekend.
Blake Alsup
Culture editor
OXFORD - One of Oxford’s most celebrated and anticipated events each year, the annual Double Decker Arts Festival has been named as one of the…
TUPELO — Tupelo native Silas Caldwell will bring his unique brand of blues rock to the All-America City for a hometown show next week at the L…
Blake Alsup
Culture editor
TUPELO — Lametra Rogan, known professionally as DJ Gucci Girl, was raised on gospel music by her grandmother in Ripley. These days, she shares…
Blake Alsup
Culture editor
TUPELO • With a name that’s sure to turn the heads of Ole Miss football fans and their rivals, Jeff Barry’s debut novel, “Go to Hell Ole Miss,…
Blake Alsup
Culture editor
Watchdog & Storytelling
GATTMAN – Tracing back to when he was 10 or 11, Colin Stough has written songs about the life he lived in rural Monroe County.
TUPELO — The Shake Rag, a free monthly arts and entertainment newspaper for Tupelo and Northeast Mississippi, will hit the shelves for the fir…
Blake Alsup
Culture editor
TUPELO — Now in its eighth season, Doniphan Dance Project dancers are preparing to perform in their annual summer concert this month.
Blake Alsup
Culture editor
GATTMAN – Since his top 3 finish on Season 21 of “American Idol” last year, 19 Recordings/BMG Nashville artist Colin Stough has released a deb…
FRANKTOWN, Va. — Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup helped invent rock 'n' roll.
TUPELO — Tupelo is gearing up to celebrate the country’s independence with its annual Fourth of July festival.
Caleb McCluskey
Reporter
Fourth set of Miss Mississippi Volunteer Winners to be Crowned at Tupelo Performing Arts Center July 6
TUPELO – The city's thriving art scene is now part of a new digital trail available to visitors and community members via the Tupelo Conventio…
FULTON — “Mississippi Scholar,” as the title suggests, is a uniquely Mississippi film about a high school senior who faces personal and societ…
Blake Alsup
Culture editor
TUPELO — The End of All Music owner David Swider hopes to replicate the vinyl shop's success with a new venture featuring his other passion — books.
Blake Alsup
Culture editor
TUPELO – Before winning the Tupelo Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist competition Saturday, Liam Hewitt had a good feeling it was going to be his day.
Dennis Seid
Reporter
TUPELO — Peyton Hutchinson paints natural landscapes not as they appear, but as she sees them — with the eye of an impressionist.
Blake Alsup
Culture editor
TUPELO — In 2018, Mike Mills had a heart attack. While he recovered, friends and acquaintances shared stories of their own cardiac-related bru…
Blake Alsup
Culture editor
TUPELO — The Mississippi Institute of Arts and Letters (MIAL) announced the recipients of its 45th annual awards across a variety of categories.
Blake Alsup
Culture editor
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