Stories

I recently met Charles Pendleton and spent some time inside the Civil War Museum here in Vicksburg. It’s one of those places where you realize pretty quickly you’re not going […]

If you spend enough time downtown, you start to realize something about Vicksburg: the town has a way of pulling people back. No matter how far they go, some invisible […]

Vicksburg must come together to support cherished local artist, H.C. Porter, as she perseveres through the devastating loss of her treasured art and livlihood to a fire. A beloved local […]

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 […]

Anyone from the south knows that tomatoes are a Southern staple. They’re also a vital ingredient used in many recipes by my family of Italian roots. This classic tomato salad […]

Meet Tequoia O’Neal, a deaf artist and advocate and to many, a true superhero. She has managed to turn life’s challenges into triumphs, inspiring others through her resilience and determination. […]

Due to conflicting events in the area, the time for The Prodigal’s Journey has been updated to 6 p.m. This story has been updated to reflect the new time. Vicksburg […]

The Southern Cultural Heritage Foundation is excited to offer its free after-school art program starting on Jan. 23. The River Kids Program is open to children in 1st through 6th […]

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 […]

This holiday season, the Salvation Army in Vicksburg is calling on our community to spread hope and joy to local families in need through their annual Angel Tree Campaign. However, […]