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In business since May 1980, community-owned Rainbow plans a fresh start, relocating elsewhere in Jackson before the beginning of 2019.

Featuring a coffee drive-thru, sweets, well-loved books, beer and wine, the shop will be located across from Millsaps College on West Street.

See you on the streets, in the shade or near a stage, outdoors or in, somewhere around town this weekend! There’s plenty to get into!

Pulling together is… there through every activity that draws us to the same place and time to see, hear, support, share, socialize and find fun and friends.

The late artist’s work will be on display at Cups in Fondren with a show, “Higher Truth,” opening on August 2, 2018 during Fondren After 5.

Pickin’ and jammin’ – more of the musical kind – in store this weekend with concerts, awards and such. Find your fun with our weekend list!

“We will close on Saturday at our current location, and hope to reopen on Wednesday, August 1 at the State Street address,” manager Leslie Puckett says.

The yearlong program provides 40 mayors with world-class executive training and coaching to help deliver results for cities.

“I hope twenty years from now, people will come to the Belhaven Town Center and they’ll see it and they’ll just assume this is where it all started.”

Workers will begin staging barrels along North State between Lower and Upper East Stadium drives for a pedestrian safety project. 

More than 200 cities applied, and Jackson, Mississippi along with 13 other cities, has been invited to submit a full proposal. At least three winners will be chosen.