Serves as the official publication of the Diocese of Jackson. Contains features on contemporary topics affecting Catholics. Editorial chronicles activities and events concerning readers in their everyday quests to become better Christians. Published Monthly with 14 print issues twice for December and January and once per month from February to November

Mississippi Center for Investigative Reporting is a nonprofit news organization that seeks to empower citizens in their communities by informing and educating the public. Whether reporting on the criminal justice system, public education funding, prisons, public corruption, political cronyism, generational poverty, health woes, racial disparities or a host of other issues, this nonprofit center is making a difference in Mississippi’s future. All press materials should be directed to the Founder, Jerry Mitchell, via email.

This outlet is about Personal Health & Wellness, Lifestyle and Relationships.

Mississippi Farm Bureau Country is a bi-monthly magazine which focuses on different aspects and areas of agriculture. It is the official publication of the Mississippi Farm Bureau. Each issue highlights one particular area of agriculture. The focus is on dairy, livestock, fruits and vegetables as well as horticulture. The magazine also manages to provide the economic impact that each branch of the agricultural industry has on its farmers as well as its consumers. Circulation figures were not available.

The Mississippi Free Press, a fund at the Community Foundation for Mississippi, is a nonprofit media outlet for the state, devoted to going beyond partisanship and publishing solutions journalism for the Magnolia State and all of its people.

Mississippi/Louisiana Gaming News (GN) is the official monthly newsmagazine of the Mississippi and Louisiana gaming industries. It is produced by and for the casino industry.

Launched in 2000 and offers a wide variety of essays on the history of Mississippi, covering the periods from prehistory through the 20th century.

Journal published by the students of University of Mississippi School of Law. Founded in 1928, the Journal produces five print volumes each year as well as an online companion, Supra.

Distributed to all licensed attorneys in the state of Mississippi. Provides the practitioner with an invaluable resource for current developments in the world of law through timely feature stories and substantive law articles written and edited by experts.

Informs, educates and promotes appreciation for change in library science and aims to develop and provide continuing education. Written for librarians in the state of Mississippi and published by the Mississippi Library Association.