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$100,000 Relief Fund Established to Support Jackson Area HIV/AIDS Organizations and their Constituents who have been Impacted by Ongoing Water Crisis...

Restaurants manage to persevere through Jackson, MS, water crisis. They are still trying to put the pieces back together.

With continued boil water notices and flooding reports, restaurant owners report a 40% decrease in revenue causing fears for business equal to or greater than COVID era. Jackson restaurant owners are urging the public to come in and dine as business has taken yet another major hit from the the city

Jackson is the most populated city in Mississippi. When tourism is down in the Capital City, it means less money is coming into the entire state.

"It's a little bit slower than what they're used to," Visit Jackson official says.

Op ed by Jackson restaurant owner Jeff Good

For the moment, most all events in public places are still set to go off without a hitch, despite the ongoing water crisis in Jackson.

A Movement in Every Direction: Legacies of the Great Migration, the acclaimed traveling exhibition at the Mississippi Museum of Art, its inaugural venue, closes Sunday, September 11, ...

JACKSON, Tennessee -- "731 Day," named for West Tennessee's area code, takes place each year in Jackson on July 31st with a day of events.

Starting June 10, Find It In Fondren publisher Paul Wolf will begin a full-time role with Visit Jackson as their Digital Marketing Manager.