Mississippians are natural-born storytellers, and ghost stories are no exception. Scary legends, eerie occurrences and mysterious reports of the supernatural haunt our state. We’ve gathered a few of Mississippi’s scariest places to help you prep for the spookiest time of the year. Read on to see what frights Mississippi has to offer…… IF YOU DARE. …

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The temps (and leaves) are dropping as the fall season arrives in Mississippi. Make priceless memories with your loved ones at these family-run farms and pumpkin patches! Cedar Hill Farms | Hernando This north Mississippi farm is the place to visit to fully fall into fall. With tractor-drawn hayrides, a patch full of pumpkins, hay …

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Once a bustling highway in the 1800s, the Natchez Trace is a now one of the most sought-after scenic routes in the U.S. Throughout the year, travelers meander down the Trace taking in views of breathtaking landscapes, mature trees and grazing wildlife. However, the Trace really shows out during the month of November, when there …

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Mississippi fans approach college football games with a passion bordering on religious fervor. Saturdays in the South are often planned around football schedules from September to November’s end. Teams may win or lose games, but Mississippi always triumphs at tailgating. Mississippi State, Ole Miss and Southern Miss may be known for their pregame soirees, but …

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Lovers of Literature from far and wide will gather for “Mississippi’s Literary Lawn Party” August 17, 2019, for the fifth annual Mississippi Book Festival, a free expo celebrating the state’s renowned literary scene. Last year’s festival saw more than 7,500 bookworms descend upon the Mississippi State Capitol grounds. Festival planners look to exceed that number …

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