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Find forgotten treasures: Jackson’s own Old House Depot LLC is a 20,000-square-foot trove of reclaimed wood, glass, metalwork, doors, windows, and all kinds of quirky finds.
Piercing and ink pros: Studio 22 Elite Piercings & Tattoos keeps it relaxed and welcoming, using professional gear while offering a full range of piercings plus custom tattoo designs that actually listen to your ideas.
Serious slurp potential: Zundo Ramen Bar keeps Jackson warm and happy with homemade noodles, fresh dumplings, and brothy bowls that actually taste like someone cared.
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A fire hydrant has been running wide open on a Jackson street since Saturday, according to a local business owner.
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Downtown Jackson Partners, a non-profit aimed at revitalizing downtown Jackson through public art, has commissioned a mural by Bishop Dorothy Sanders Wells of the Episcopal Diocese of Mississippi.
Full story at mississippifreepress.org ↗
The 83rd National Folk Festival's Mississippi Folklife Area & Stage has been announced.
Full story at yahoo.com ↗
A new initiative, Homeward JXN, aims to tackle homelessness in Jackson, Mississippi, starting in 2026.
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The Nell Grace restaurant in downtown Jackson, Mississippi, serves more than food and hospitality as part of a larger vision for Black ownership, economic growth, and revitalization in downtown.
Full story at jacksonadvocateonline.com ↗
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