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Grease is the Word this Summer at Beau Rivage: Tickets on sale now for limited summer engagement
SUMMARY:
The Broadway rock musical Grease will be performed at Beau Rivage from June 12-29, 2025, for an 18-show engagement. Celebrated for its themes of teenage romance and friendship, the production features iconic songs like "Hopelessly Devoted to You," "Grease," and "You’re the One That I Want." With live music and dynamic choreography, Grease captures the spirit of 1950s youth culture. Tickets range from $25-$40, with family packages starting at $60. VIP packages are available for $44, offering a post-show meet & greet and exclusive merchandise. Visit www.beaurivage.com for more details.
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A Valentine from All 50 States!
SUMMARY: Valentine’s Day brings significant pressure, from choosing the right gifts to planning the perfect celebration, affecting people of all ages. In Mississippi, teachers creatively transform this day into meaningful learning experiences, such as teaching about the holiday’s history and promoting kindness. A notable project is “A Valentine from all 50 States,” where Mooreville Elementary students request Valentine cards from across the nation, fostering connections and geographical knowledge. This initiative underscores the holiday’s spirit of love and thoughtfulness, and encourages community involvement, highlighting how educators can turn a festive occasion into a valuable educational experience.
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H.D. Gibbes & Sons, Named One of The Most Legendary Steakhouses in the South
SUMMARY: H.D. Gibbes & Sons in Learned, Mississippi, was named one of the most legendary steakhouses in the South by *Southern Living* magazine. Originally a general store, it has been operated by the Gibbes family for generations. In 2009, they began offering steaks, lamb chops, and seafood, attracting guests from afar with live music and homemade dishes. The store’s charm includes a unique dining experience, including community seating, paper plates, and an honor system for drinks. The restaurant accepts only checks and cash, and its legendary pies are still made by Chipper’s mother, Mary Bell Gibbes.
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The Anonymous Creator Behind “Mississippi Department of Memes”
SUMMARY: The quote “To understand the world, you must first understand a place like Mississippi” reflects the unique culture of the state. An anonymous creator has notably curated the “Mississippi Department of Memes” on social media, launched in July 2018, to celebrate both the humor and quirks of Mississippi life. With 369,000 followers, the page offers daily laughs and has become the largest state meme page in the U.S. The content often pokes fun at Mississippi’s strengths and weaknesses, embracing the humor found in everyday life and local events. Ultimately, the creator aims to uplift Mississippians through laughter.
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