by Mary Neff Stewart| Photography by Jean Allsop
For many years, Lesley Davis was inspired by the brilliant Alabama-based architect Bobby McAlpine’s work, studying every detail of his first book and keeping files of magazine clippings for each room of the house that she and her husband John would one day...
by Emily Black | Photo by Rory Doyle
1 cup extra-virgin olive oil 2 cloves garlic, chopped Juice of 2 lemons 1 tablespoon lemon pepper seasonings ¼ cup good mayonnaise ¼ cup capers, rinsed Salt and freshly ground pepper to taste In a jar, combine all ingredients and shake until well combined. Check...
by Kelsey Devazier Perry | Photos by Jason Dyess
Rooted in history and imbued with old-school traditions, the Neshoba County Fair is the place to be for camaraderie, events and a good ole’ time over in Philadelphia. “Mississippi’s Giant House Party” will host its 137th year from June 19...
by DAN CHERRY | PHOTOS BY ADAM PRACHER
Years ago, I was in a public forest collecting chanterelles with my daughter as a woman passing on the trail was bewildered and asked what I was doing. When I said I was gathering mushrooms, she asked, “Are those the kind that make you go crazy?” I told...
by Mary Neff Stewart | photos by Blake McCollum
During his formative years in Tupelo, Ty Garner was surrounded by the sights and sounds of construction and design. With his family’s deep roots in the industry, he felt that stepping into the field wasn’t simply a career choice but a natural evolution. Garner founded...
by Mary Neff Stewart | Photos by Clayton Boler
The story of Swan Hill begins in the 1960s when Jewel and A.W. Swan purchased a large tract of land in Lamar County and gifted each of their eight children parcels to build family homes. Years later, when granddaughter Jen Ladner was ten years old, her parents, Helen...
