SUMMARY: The 2025 American Kennel Club Diving Dogs Premier Cup will take place this weekend at Mississippi State University, showcasing top canine athletes’ strength and agility from noon to 4 p.m. on Saturday, April 5. Sponsored by Cosequin® and Nutramax Laboratories, the event is free to the public and will be televised on ESPN. Competitors will participate in three categories: Distance, Air Retrieve, and Hydro Dash. Dr. Todd Henderson, CEO of Nutramax, highlighted the event’s celebration of the bond between dogs and owners, expressing pride in hosting it at his alma mater. Enjoy food trucks, swag, and games during the event.

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SUMMARY: Easter in Mississippi is deeply rooted in tradition, faith, and Southern hospitality. Celebrations begin with early sunrise church services, honoring Christ’s resurrection. Families gather for a festive lunch featuring turkey or ham, along with a multitude of deviled eggs. Community Easter egg hunts engage children and encourage local participation, often with prizes. Many dress in their finest outfits for church services, with shopping for new attire starting weeks in advance. The holiday also emphasizes gratitude, paralleling Thanksgiving, as people express thankfulness during services. Overall, Mississippi Easter traditions foster reflection, joy, and togetherness among communities.

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SUMMARY: Mississippi State’s Fred Carl Jr. Small Town Center and the Gulf Coast Community Design Studio were named among 54 national finalists at the 19th International Architecture Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia. The U.S. Pavilion theme, “PORCH: An Architecture of Generosity,” explores the porch’s cultural and social role. MSU’s exhibit features the Neshoba County Fair’s public porches, while the GCCDS project, “Women in Construction,” highlights women’s roles in post-Katrina rebuilding. Both entries emphasize community impact and architectural innovation. The event runs May 10–Nov. 23 in Venice and is curated by Carlo Ratti, a leading figure in urban design.

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