Every parent views their baby as the sweetest and cutest. For Peyton Sikes, that feeling was shared by many in the community. Her two-month-old daughter, Presleigh Ann Peeples, won the Sweetie Pie Spotlight photo contest. While the victory was exciting, Peyton’s goal was to create a keepsake for Presleigh to look back on one day

Vicksburg native Tracy Powell is the kind of person who quietly keeps the world turning for those around her. Whether she’s slicing meat at Brick Street Market, pulling off practical jokes or showing up for a friend in need, Tracy embodies hard work, humor and unwavering kindness. At 49 years old, she’s a mother, grandmother

Luz (Lucy) Martinez, a cherished member of the Vicksburg community, has been a familiar face at The Wok in the Pemberton mall for years. Known for her warm demeanor and generosity, Lucy has touched countless lives through her work and kindness. However, what began as a day of family celebration quickly unraveled into chaos, leaving

In Vicksburg, Mississippi, Raymond Banks stands as a symbol of creativity, perseverance and success in the fashion industry. From a young dreamer to a celebrated designer, his journey highlights the transformative power of passion and dedication. For Banks, fashion is more than a profession—it’s a lifelong calling that defines his identity and fuels his career.

In the heart of Mississippi’s history, cemeteries stand as silent sentinels, bearing the legacies of those who came before us. Tombstones, monuments and markers are more than just stone; they are a record of history, a memory and an art of craftsmanship. These important symbols of our past face a constant battle against time, weather

Since 1883, The Vicksburg Post has captured pivitol moments in Vicksburg’s history, playing a vital role in the city’s growth, preserving history and strengthening community ties. Starting from a modest second floor office on Washington Street, The Vicksburg Post has since grown into a cornerstone of Vicksburg’s identity and history. The visionary founder The founder

On April 12, 2002, the City of Vicksburg proudly unveiled its first riverfront mural, a masterpiece created by the renowned artist Robert Dafford. This project, a vivid representation of Vicksburg’s rich history, culture, and contributions to the nation, quickly captured the imagination of communities across the South and along the Mississippi River. The floodwall panels

On November 23, the B.B. Club in Vicksburg will host its first-ever toy drive. Organized by local musician Jena M. Moulder, the event is a vibrant mix of live music, art and charity. Moulder, a member of the band Chief City, is spearheading this initiative to bring the community together while supporting two important causes.

For the past 10 years, Martha Thomas has been a beacon of hope and generosity in Vicksburg. Through her initiative, Mama’s Hope, she has fed hundreds of residents each Thanksgiving. Inspired by her late mother, Helen Thomas—a nursing home dietitian who spent over three decades collecting canned goods for those in need—Thomas turned her grief

Vicksburg, MS: Elizabeth Pajerski (1916–2003) stands as a prominent figure in Mississippi’s artistic and civic history. Originally from Meridian, Pajerski settled in Vicksburg in 1938, where she made significant contributions to the local art community and various civic organizations. Pajerski mastered a variety of mediums, including oil, watercolor, acrylic, pastel, pen and ink, charcoal, mixed