SUMMARY: The Double Decker Arts Festival in Oxford, Mississippi, will take place from April 25-26, featuring live music, Southern food, and over 150 art vendor booths. A red double-decker bus, imported in 1994, remains the festival’s centerpiece. This year’s official artist is Sarah Buzzell. Highlights include performances by The Band of Heathens, Cedric Burnside, and Grace Potter. Other events include the Kid Zone, Blue Delta Blues Alley, and an artist showcase. The festival coincides with an Ole Miss baseball series against Vanderbilt. Double Decker attracts over 75,000 attendees and has won multiple awards for its vibrant atmosphere.

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SUMMARY: Authorities have confirmed the drowning deaths of Mississippi twins Jamarion and Camarion Grady at Lake Pushmataha near Philadelphia. The incident occurred while the brothers were fishing; Jamarion died on the scene, and Camarion passed away in the hospital on Sunday. The twins, both seniors at Philadelphia High School, were beloved for their vibrant spirits. Jamarion, known as “Frog,” was praised for his potential and uplifting presence, while Camarion, known as “Fatt,” was a popular student-athlete and a deeply admired leader who lived his faith. Grief counseling will be provided, and the community is encouraged to wear red and black in their honor.

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SUMMARY: On April 22, nearly 30 municipalities in Mississippi will hold primary runoff elections, covering positions from mayor to city council. Secretary of State Michael Watson emphasizes the importance of local elections and encourages voters to research candidates. Voters can participate if registered and must stick to their initial party choice if they voted in the primaries. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.; individuals in line at 7 p.m. can vote. Voters need a photo ID, and legal restrictions prevent campaign materials near polling locations. Absentee voting deadlines have passed, but mail-in ballots are still accepted if postmarked by election day.

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