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The Buildings Jackson Almost Lost
Walk around Jackson long enough and you start to notice the buildings that have stayed.… Read More
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The Complicated History of Southern Hospitality
There is a certain kind of conversation that only seems to happen in the South.… Read More
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The Smell of Every Southern Grandma’s House Started in Jackson
Everybody in Mississippi knows the smell of Pine-Sol. You smell it in school hallways, church… Read More
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How the Fish Fry Became Southern Social Currency
Featured image from https://www.allrecipes.com/ – submitted by Mama Smith There are plenty of Southern traditions people… Read More
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The Jackson-to-Oxford-to-Everywhere Pipeline: Why Mississippi Keeps Producing Literary Giants
Mississippi has produced an unusual number of writers who completely changed American literature. Not writers… Read More
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Jackson’s Quiet Tech Scene: The Startups and Ideas You Didn’t Know Were Growing Here
Jackson doesn’t always get labeled a tech city, but that doesn’t mean innovation isn’t happening… Read More
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Before the Countdown, There Was Mississippi
When people picture the moment humans first stepped onto the moon, they usually see a… Read More
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Sweet Potato Pie vs. Pumpkin Pie: Why JXN Always Picks the Spud with Soul
In Jackson, Thanksgiving isn’t quite right without a deep-dish sweet potato pie cooling on the… Read More
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Same City. Same Soul. Whole New Festival to Celebrate the Sound.
The National Folk Festival is vibing through downtown Jackson. but the music started long before… Read More
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From Stumps to Stardom: The Jackson-Born Tale of Pine-Sol
Open a bottle of Pine-Sol and bam! Instant nostalgia.For some, it’s the Saturday morning cleaning… Read More
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