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What If Arthritis Didn’t Have to Be a One-Way Street? A New Therapy Could Change the Future for Mississippi Patients
Read More: What If Arthritis Didn’t Have to Be a One-Way Street? A New Therapy Could Change the Future for Mississippi PatientsFor many people, arthritis doesn’t arrive all at once. It shows up in small negotiations. You stop taking the long way through the grocery store.…
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Jackson Doesn’t Have a Dress Code, and That’s the Point
Read More: Jackson Doesn’t Have a Dress Code, and That’s the PointThree hours can disappear surprisingly quickly at a vintage market. At Off Campus Vintage Market, shoppers drifted between racks balancing iced coffees, armfuls of denim,…
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The Complicated History of Southern Hospitality
Read More: The Complicated History of Southern HospitalityThere is a certain kind of conversation that only seems to happen in the South. It happens in grocery store checkout lines that somehow turn…
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The Smell of Every Southern Grandma’s House Started in Jackson
Read More: The Smell of Every Southern Grandma’s House Started in JacksonEverybody in Mississippi knows the smell of Pine-Sol. You smell it in school hallways, church kitchens, waiting rooms, somebody’s aunt’s house right before company comes…
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How the Fish Fry Became Southern Social Currency
Read More: How the Fish Fry Became Southern Social CurrencyFeatured image from https://www.allrecipes.com/ – submitted by Mama Smith There are plenty of Southern traditions people associate with community life, but very few of them operate…
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The Jackson-to-Oxford-to-Everywhere Pipeline: Why Mississippi Keeps Producing Literary Giants
Read More: The Jackson-to-Oxford-to-Everywhere Pipeline: Why Mississippi Keeps Producing Literary GiantsMississippi has produced an unusual number of writers who completely changed American literature. Not writers who were simply successful. Writers people still study, debate, quote,…
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