Article Archive

Listed here are some of the fantastic people that The Mississippi Club has had the pleasure of chatting with. The Mississippi Club is not a respecter of persons and is happy to chat with all Mississippians, whether they are known locally or known around the world.  The Mississippi Club is not just interested in what a Mississippian does, but mostly who exactly that Mississippian is.  During a chat, we try to connect with the subject in a way that lets us get a glimpse beyond what is generally known.   And because we are only interested in the positive, we strive to reveal the best of each Mississippian.

 We want to tell your story!

Jeanette Harris

A woman of faith and determination, she created and produced her own radio and television programs.  <read more>

Louis Porter

After retiring from a 40-year career in corporate America, he is ready to do much more.

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La Pointe - Krebs House

and Museum

Mississippi's Oldest Structure Reveals Early Coastal Life.   <read more>

Gerald H. Duffy, Jr.

A man that knows no matter what situation you find yourself in, time is not to be wasted.  <read more>

Chilly Billy Howell

Connecting with his clients is this tour guide's way of making sure they get what they are looking for and much, much more.   <read more>

Madge Marley Howell

Above all, her relationship with God and her fellow beings is what really matters.  <read more>

Ashford Photography & Films

This dynamic duo is blazing the trail of creativity and moving towards movie production in a big way.  <read more>

  L J Echols

With two musically-gifted parents, this native-Mississippian was born with music in his DNA.  <read more>

Steve Kolbus

Living the Life He Loves, Loving the Life He Lives

This Indianian turned  Mississippian likes how things turned out.  <read more>

Jackiee Francis-Howard

She's ready to take her playwriting to another level.  <read more>

Clarksdale

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Timothy Burress

Want to know something about gardening?  Ask Timothy Burress.   <read more>

Dr. Cindy Ayers-Elliott

This lady gave up her briefcase and high heels for garden boots and a straw hat.  <read more>

John Whiteside, III

An ex-FBI agent who served in the Mississippi delta during the turbulent  years of the Civil Rights Movement.  <read more>

Bill Luckett

More than just a mayor, he's also a lawyer, actor, developer and blues club owner.  <read more>

Marian Ann Love

Portrait of a lady hunter.  She can bring home the bacon and the steaks too.   <read more>

Patricia Neely-Dorsey

Goodwill Ambassador, Patricia Neely-Dorsey.   <read more>

Dr. Bryan A. Bailey

Thanks to this guy and others like him, we can keep enjoying that stuff we call chocolate.  < read more>

Wanda Monk

A dedicated artist with a beautiful spirit.

Karl Schwarz

He's a New Yorker but he's got Mississippi blues running all through his spirit.  <read more>

Jeff Monk

Looking at the world through a photographer's eye.   <read more>

Rob Robinson

He gave up a kidney to save a friend's life.  <read more>

Blackberry Festival

Who likes blackberries? Get ready for this festival..  <read more>

Jhai Keeton

This progressive thinker is bringing state-of-the-art ideas to his small gulf coast hometown.  <read more>  

Jackiee Francis-Howard

This lady is making her dreams of stage play production come true.   <read more>

J & J Restaurant

A new restaurant bringing great food to Main Street.  <read more>

Sarah Beaugez

A photographer with amazing storytelling skills.  <read more>

George Holland

He has proven that ending up back where you started can be a good thing.  <read more>

Houston Cunningham

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Michael Burrage

This young man doesn't want to be an entertainer, he wants to teach.  <read more>