Terri Cowart Frazier

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Published 10:40 am Monday, April 14, 2025 Jake and AnnaAll Planned OutPhotos by Lindsey Speights PhotographyWhen Anna Pittman was a little girl, she might not have been old enough to plan out herentire wedding, but she knew one thing — the Anchuca Historic Mansion and Inn would be part of her special day. “My Uncle Tom Pharr owned Anchuca Historic Mansion and Inn for more than 21 years. He instilled in me an appreciation for its history.

1 week ago | vicksburgpost.com | Terri Cowart Frazier

Published 11:44 pm Saturday, April 12, 2025 Jack Caldwell, a second-grade student at Vicksburg Catholic School, didn’t hesitate when he was asked what Easter meant to him. “It means making other people happy because Jesus died on the cross to save us from our sins,” he said. This meaning of Easter was also shared by other classmates of Jack’s. “(Easter means) He (Jesus) died on the cross to save our sins,” Mia Blake Tidwell said. Jude Walker also said Easter is all about Jesus.

1 week ago | vicksburgpost.com | Terri Cowart Frazier

Published 5:51 pm Saturday, April 12, 2025 Anyone who travels the open road knows there are stops that must be made along the way. And since two of my children chose to live quite a distance from home, while visiting them over the past few weeks, hubby and I made our fair share, all of which ate into our arrival time. Nonetheless, we had to make stops to refuel and then there were the stops made to grab a bite to eat.

2 weeks ago | vicksburgpost.com | Terri Cowart Frazier

Published 8:45 am Sunday, April 6, 2025 When McKenzie Cole was toying with the idea of competing in the Miss Mississippi USA Pageant, she initially hesitated. At only 18, she thought it might be best to wait until she was a bit older. But when the pageant dates were announced, McKenzie decided to go for it and on March 29, 2025, at the Pearl River Resort, she was crowned Miss Mississippi USA, the youngest competitor to ever win the title.

2 weeks ago | vicksburgpost.com | Terri Cowart Frazier

Published 7:27 am Sunday, April 6, 2025 Set aside some time — a lot of time — because The Vicksburg Post archives are now searchable from 1883 to 2022. Yes, you heard me correctly. You can now go online and look up everything from Vicksburg’s history to stories of a more personal nature, which were published over the course of more than a century without even having to leave your home. For many, researching history is a hobby.