Jeremy Thomley is a Mississippi native and world-renowned sculptor. He owns the only hot glass-blowing studio in the Magnolia State and is the fourth-generation Thomley Christmas Tree Farm farmer in Hattiesburg. Read moreMohawk Steel & Glass creates holiday magic on family tree farm
The Lewis Lights, a Christmas tradition going strong even after more than three decades, are gearing up for another season of bringing light to South Mississippi in every way. Read moreThe Lewis Lights: A holiday tradition and a legacy of love in Purvis, Mississippi
Hidden among the whispering trees of Tishomingo, Mississippi, lies a retreat straight out of a storybook. Perched high above the forest floor, this one-of-a-kind treehouse beckons guests to disconnect from the modern world and reconnect with their inner child. Read moreEscape to a fairy tale at Fern Hollow Treehouse
On a sunny day in mid-June in Millport, Alabama, a joyful sort of chaos has taken over the arts and crafts building at Camp Rising Sun. Read moreCamp Rising Sun: Where cancer patients can just be kids
Enjoyment of the outdoor adventures discovered through Scouting is something that can continue through a lifetime. Kyle Rogers, of Tupelo, is a perfect example of that. Read moreRiver rafting offers the adventure of a lifetime
You don’t have to book a flight to a tropical paradise to admire a soothing, soul-restoring waterfall. Scattered across the Magnolia State’s lush landscapes, between the kudzu and the cotton, the pavement and the sand, are some beautiful sites worth exploring. Read moreExplore nature's masterpieces without leaving the Magnolia State
Before the first light of dawn begins to break over the trees at Sardis Lake, I’m out on my kayak looking for my subject to photograph. Weaving between the cypress trees in the cool and quiet mist, I paddle towards the open space of the lake while I listen to the occasional call of the birds… Read moreThe birds of Sardis
Mississippi consistently ranks in the top five in the nation for its rates of antipsychotic drugging in nursing homes, data from the federal government shows. Read more'They try to keep people quiet': An epidemic of antipsychotic drugs in nursing homes
FULTON — As the sports information director for Itawamba Community College, Adam Gore has his finger on the pulse of ICC athletics. Read moreHow athletics became ICC Sports Information Director Adam Gore's life
STARKVILLE — While the New Orleans-style po-boys, muffulettas, red beans and rice, gumbo and other favorites on the menu beckon, so, too, does the warm embrace of nostalgia at Oby's. Read moreOby's: Bringing a taste of New Orleans to Starkville since 1976
For many people, an Ole Miss home football game is not complete without a trip to the Square and a chance to see police officers patrolling the crowd on horseback. Read moreOxford Police Department's mounted unit keeps the Square safe, and does it with charm
