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• Fair Hosts Only Sanctioned Horse Racing
  One of the biggest, and most unusual, traditions of the Neshoba County Fair is horse racing.
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• Junior Miss Week Continues
  Young ladies vying to be Mississippi's Junior Miss are putting in a grueling week in preparation for the Saturday finals.
  
• Our Town, Philadelphia: Neshoba County Fair
  The Neshoba County Fair is a tradition that draws locals and others "back home" for "Mississippi's Giant House Party".
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• Tickets Available for New Season at MSU Riley Center
  What has become the hottest ticket in town went on sale Monday in Meridian.
  
• Mississippi's Junior Miss Week!
  Rehearsals kicked off Monday for this week's Mississippi's Junior Miss competition at the Temple Theater. Physical fitness is a key component.
  
• Symphony Moves to MSU Riley Center
  The Meridian Symphony Orchestra will perform at the MSU Riley Center's main stage for the 2007-2008 season.
  
• Choctaw Indian Fair
  The 58th Annual Choctaw Indian Fair is July 11-14.
• Free Labor Day Show Coming to Bonita
  Bonita Lakes Park will be rocking on Labor Day. "Rock at the Lakes" features Molly Hatchet, Kirsten Davies and Black Stone Cherry.
• Riley Center Announces New Season
  The MSU Riley Center has announced the performances scheduled for its 2007-2008 season.
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• Yolanda King Has Died
  The oldest child of the late Dr. Martin Luther King, Yolanda King, has died at 51.
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• Mississippi Musician Dies in Chicago
  Blue harmonica player and Mississippi native Carey Bell died Sunday of heart failure.
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• Jimmie Rodgers' Blues Roots Memorialized
  It is time for Jimmie Rodgers Days again. The festival kicked off with a Gospel show Thursday night.
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• Marker to Note Blues' Influence on Rodgers Music
  A marker will be unveiled in May, commemorating the influence of blues on the music of Jimmie Rodgers.
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• JRMF Announces 2007 Events
  The Jimmie Rodgers Foundation has announced plans for the 2007 festival saluting "The Father of Country Music".
• Roberts Shares From the Heart
  ABC news anchor, Robin Roberts, is reflecting on her Mississippi roots in her new book and offering words of wisdom.
• Smithsonian Exhibit Begins Saturday
  Meridian is getting ready to celebrate roots music with help from the Smithsonian Institute.
• Historic Temple Theatre Thriving
  Officials say business is booming for one of Meridian's oldest historic landmarks.
• West Lauderdale Student Wins Leahy Contest
  A 15-year-old student at West Lauderdale, Nicole Boyd, has been chosen to dance on stage with the Canadian group, Leahy.
• Sansone to Perform at Riley Center
  The MSU Riley Center has attracted many popular touring acts this season. Meridian's own Pat Sansone will be one of them.
• Sansone Returning to His Roots
  The Autumn Defense will perform Sunday in Meridian, and it's a homecoming for a member of the band.
• Theater Showcases "Beauty and the Beast"
  "Beauty and the Beast" is being presented by the Newton Theater Company, to public audiences and school children.
• Musician Donates CD Sales to Katrina Victims
  The son of U.S. Sen. Trent Lott is using his musical talents to benefit victims of Hurricane Katrina.
• Actor-Writer Shares Life Lessons
  Emmy-nominated actor, John Amos, performed his one-man show at the MSU Riley Center, but not before having a frank talk with Meridian High School students.
• Benefit for United Way
  A concert by Alexis Pomierski in January who will benefit The United Way of East Mississippi.
• Church Continues Long Tradition
  Highland Baptist Church begins its annual tradition of "The Singing Christmas Tree" Thursday night.
• Peavey, Bice Support Afterschool Programs
  Lights On Afterschool and Peavey Electronics hosted a rally and the first "Afterschool (Not) Idle" talent competition Tuesday at the MSU Riley Center.
• Afterschool Rally, Contest Debuts
  Afterschool (Not) Idle will be Tuesday at 3 p.m. at the MSU Riley Center, with 2005 American Idol runner-up, Bo Bice, as one of the judges.
• Trees of Christmas Focuses on Stories
  The Trees of Christmas is set for Nov. 24 through Dec. 30 at Meridian's historic Merrehope and the F. W Williams house.
• Wheel of Fortune Comes to Tunica
  Would you like to be a contestant on the popular game show, Wheel of Fortune?
• MLT Play Held Over
  Due to popular demand, the Meridian Little Theatre production of "Beauty and the Beast" will have an additional performance.
• American Idol Returns to Birmingham
  Simon, Randy and Paula will have their own opportunity to see why Birmingham area singers fare so well on "American Idol."
• Studdard to Take Temple Stage
  An American Idol is coming to Meridian for a benefit concert at the Temple Theatre.
• Realizing a Dream: A Look Back
  What many have called a dream is now reality in Meridian's downtown, the opening of the MSU Riley Center for Education and Performing Arts.
• Neville to Replace Ronstadt
  The inaugural concert at the MSU Riley Center in Meridian will feature Aaron Neville, after Linda Ronstadt canceled due to illness.
• Change Is in the Air
  Some major changes in Meridian's radio landscape have allowed one of this area's most popular deejay teams to reunite.
• Historic Choctaw Fair Underway
  Mississippi heritage comes alive this week in east Mississippi with the 57th Annual Choctaw Indian Fair.
• Trio Invited to Dollywood
  A singing group from Meridian will soon take the stage at Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.
• Fair Set This Week
  The 57th Annual Choctaw Indian Fair will bring star entertainment to Neshoba County, along with the celebration of Indian culture.
• Tickets on Sale for Riley Center Gala
  People lined up early to snag tickets to the MSU Riley Center Gala, featuring a concert by Linda Ronstadt.
• Opening Set for Riley Center
  A grand opening for the MSU Riley Center will include a black-tie gala and special artist performance.
• Big Finale Waiting for JRMF
  An exciting show by Travis Tritt comes to the Lauderdale County Agricenter on Saturday, the finale of the 2006 Jimmie Rodgers Festival.
• JRMF Concert Set for Saturday
  The Jimmie Rodgers Festival will finish its 2006 series of events with a concert May 27 at 7 p.m. at the Lauderdale County Agricenter.
• Get Ready for Jimmie Rodgers Days
  The annual Jimmie Rodgers Country Music Talent Contest, barbecue cook-off, Pickin' in the Park, and recording artist Jeff Bates are part of 2006 "Jimmie Rodgers Days."
• Arts in the Park Finds New Home
  For the first time in the history of Arts in the Park, it won't take place in Highland Park.
• Jimmie Rodgers Festival Events Announced
  The Jimmie Rodgers Foundation announced its 2006 schedule Thursday, including major headliner Travis Tritt.
• Voter Turnout
  Tuesday is Election Day and as expected it appears we will join the nation and break a record in voter turnout.
• Garden Vandalism
  Established four years ago, a local community garden has become the frequent victim of vandals, and caretakers say they want it to stop.
• Top Ten Movies This Week
  Did you see this week's box office top money maker?
• At the Movies: American Wedding
  Leaving joy at the altar.
• At the Movies: Bad Boys II
  "Producer Bruckheimer and director Bay have sunk to a new low for irresponsible, inhuman violence, dragging Will Smith and Martin Lawrence along for a ghastly, deafening display of bloodshed."

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Saturday November 21

• JCPENNEY AND THE SALVATION ARMY LAUNCH LARGEST ONLINE ANGEL GIVING TREE PROGRAM
• St. Patrick School Lunch Menu – November 2009

Local Movie Theatres

United Artists Bonita Lakes 9 (Meridian, MS) United Artists Sawmill Cinema 5 (Laurel, MS)

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