The Editors of ConventionSouth magazine, a national multimedia resource for planning events that are held within the South, have officially announced their 2014 list of the “South’s Top Cities For Music & Meetings.” This inaugural list was...
Yazoo County CVB, Paul and JoAnn Adams Win State Tourism Awards On Tuesday, September 24, the Mississippi Tourism Association (MTA) presented the 2013 Mississippi Tourism Awards at the Awards Luncheon at the close of the annual Mississippi Governor’s Conference...
Saturday, February 10, 2018 Magnolia Crappie Club Wolf Lake Tournament NO Friday Night Registration Saturday Morning Registration 5:30 am – 6:15 am Davis Feed & Farm Supply 412 S Industrial Pkwy Yazoo City, MS 39194 ALL FISH MUST BE AT LEAST 10″ TO BE...
Bridging the Blues in Bentonia 2015 Jimmy “Duck” Holmes and the Blue Front Cafe will host Open Mic Nights September 25-30, 2015 Dates and scheduled performances: Friday, Sept. 25 – Open Mic, 7PM-Until Saturday, Sept. 26 – Chris Bradshaw...
Be sure to get to Yazoo City a day early for the Fire & Feast BBQ Competition & Festival and catch the WORLD PREMIER of “United States of BBQ” Thursday, September 5, at 6pm in the Triangle Cultural Center auditorium 332 North Main Street, Yazoo...
Fire & Feast MBN Sanctioned BBQ Competition in Yazoo City, Mississippi September 11 – 12, 2015 However you spell it – barbecue, barbeque, BBQ, or Bar-B-Que – the tradition we celebrate is one of family, food, fun and fellowship! Add to that our HUGE Prize...
Henry Herschel Brickell, 1889 – 1952, was born in Senatobia, Mississippi on September 13, 1889. He grew up in Yazoo City attending the local schools, and no doubt visiting the historic Ricks Memorial Library. He went on to attend the University of Mississippi,...
Unique, Boutique or Thrifty – Yazoo County has lots of great shops – boutiques, unique gift and thrift stores (we won’t tell!) and more for all your Father’s Day shopping! Check out our new Unique, Boutique & Thrifty shopping guide for...
Walk or Drive one of these tours through Yazoo City. Antebellum, Queen Anne and Victorian architecture in the historic business and residential district. Yazoo City’s Town Center Historic District was selected by This Old House Magazine as one of the...
The City of Yazoo City presents Community Conversation Thursday, June 1, 2017 5:30 PM McCoy Elementary Cafeteria 1835 School Dr, Yazoo City, MS 39194 Join us to discuss the City of Yazoo City over dinner. with Hope Credit Union Small Town Partnerships and Duvall...
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