Exploring Mississippi can be an endless journey with its many small towns and natural beauty. Here are our top seven ...

Small town, Mississippi, is a place you might like to be. Here are 7 worth a drive. ... The other Carnegie Library building, for Black residents, closed in 1974 and was demolished in 2008.

Mound Bayou, Mississippi, is a historic all-Black town founded in 1887 by formerly enslaved Black people who created a thriving haven for thousands of Black Americans during the Jim Crow era.

Protests over George Floyd’s death have reached small towns like Petal, Miss., a predominantly white community where neighbors are confronting one another and talking about racial divides.

Mississippi has more small towns than big cities, so choosing a few that would be worth a drive isn't an easy task. The seven we chose for this list were based on a number of factors, including ...