$25 for Two Tickets and a Parking Pass to the Viking Classic Golf Tournament ($50 Value)
Before golf was invented, grassy pastures were viewed as the exclusive territory of roaming sheep, herds of cattle, and overzealous Civil War re-enactors. Celebrate turf’s competitive utility with today’s Groupon: for $25, you get two one-day tickets (a $40 value) and a weeklong parking pass (a $10 value) to the PGA TOUR’s Viking Classic tournament (a $50 total value). Play takes place from Thursday, July 14 to Sunday, July 17 at the Annandale Golf Club in Madison. The Viking Classic is an important milestone in the world of golf, with the winner receiving $648,000 as well as FedExCup points. Golf aficionados can redeem their tickets on any day in the competition , from Thursday’s first round to the tournament-deciding match on Sunday. A Scottish-style course blasted from the cold, unforgiving earth by the piercing thoughts of Jack Nicklaus, Annandale welcomes golf balls and their professional owners with rolling hills, elevated bentgrass greens, and pampas grass. Last year’s winner was Bill Haas, and past champions have included vaunted pros such as Luke Donald, currently ranked number one in the world in golf. Besides entertaining with top-caliber golf, the Viking Classic distracts visitors with tasty food and drinks as well as cooking demonstrations in the Viking culinary tent . Celebrity chefs such as John Currence, the James Beard Award–winning maestro of the City Grocery in Oxford, will be on hand to educate the soufflé-ignorant masses. In addition, Food Network star Emeril Lagasse will be leading demonstrations viewable for an extra fee. Today’s Groupon also includes the precious commodity of parking, affording cars a safe place to take a nap or play with other vehicles while waiting for their masters. Groupon Says The Groupon Guide to: Barbecue Secrets Does your favorite barbecue sauce secretly contain tears? Read more…
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$25 for Two Tickets and a Parking Pass to the Viking Classic Golf Tournament ($50 Value)
Miss. voter registration deadline this weekend
JACKSON – Mississippi residents must be registered on voter rolls by this weekend if they want to cast ballots in the Aug. 2 party primaries. Secretary of State Delbert Hosemann says this Saturday is the last day for voters to register at circuit clerks’ offices.
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Miss. voter registration deadline this weekend
2nd Teen Charged In Fatal Hit-And-Run Denied Bond
An 18-year-old Rankin County teenager charged in connection with a fatal hit-and-run in Jackson has been denied bond.
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2nd Teen Charged In Fatal Hit-And-Run Denied Bond
Mississippi voter registration deadline this weekend
JACKSON — Mississippi residents must be registered on voter rolls by this weekend if they want to cast ballots in the Aug. 2 party primaries.
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Mississippi voter registration deadline this weekend
Fireworks are fun, dangerous
This Fourth of July remember that fireworks can inspire awe, but their very nature makes them dangerous.
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Fireworks are fun, dangerous
Davis Nominated For US Attorney For South Miss.
President Barack Obama has nominated Jackson lawyer Gregory K. Davis to become U.S. attorney for the southern half of Mississippi.
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Davis Nominated For US Attorney For South Miss.
Main Street Clinton brings home top awards
Main Street Clinton this week nabbed three of the 19 annual awards bestowed by the Jackson-based Mississippi Main Street Association.
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Main Street Clinton brings home top awards
MDOT to start work on Rankin bypass
The state Department of Transportation will begin construction Friday on a bypass project on Mississippi Highway 475 in Rankin County.
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MDOT to start work on Rankin bypass
Stuart Irby Pleads Guilty In DUI Case
Jackson businessman Stuart M. Irby has pleaded guilty in Ridgeland to charges of driving under the influence, court officials said.
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Stuart Irby Pleads Guilty In DUI Case
Subscription to Beauty and Fashion Magazines from Condé Nast. Five Options Available.
Fashion magazines are like ice-cream cones in that they’re colorful, seasonal, and thrilling to consume in the dentist’s waiting room. Sustain an appetite for style with today’s Groupon to Condé Nast . Choose from five options: • For $5, you get an annual subscription to Lucky (a $12 value). • For $6, you get an annual subscription to Allure (a $12 value). • For $9, you get an annual subscription to Vogue (a $12 value). • For $5, you get an annual subscription to Self (a $10 value). • For $24, you get an annual subscription to all four (a $48 value). Provocative, style-savvy content bursts from the bindings of Condé Nast’s popular publications Allure , Lucky , Self , and Vogue . Wrap fingers around the latest summer hair trends as depicted on the pages of Allure , or learn ways to bolster features through runway-inspired makeup looks . Discerning fashionistas get schooled in the art of affordable wardrobe transformation by the glossy leaflets of Lucky , which also invites readers to study the physics behind body-slimming dresses and raid the stylish corners of The Beauty Closet without awkward encounters with skeletons. Those looking to prepare their figures for swimsuit season can take tips from the bikini body workout in Self or discover the 20 superfoods for weight loss . To prepare for a career as a paparazzi decoy, glean ideas from the best-dressed celebrities in Vogue . If balancing time among the salon, gym, and dressing room, an annual subscription to all four titles will keep you sparkling like Hollywood gold. Groupon Says Groupon Guide to: Carrying the Olympic Torch Do Olympic torches kiss back? Read more…
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Subscription to Beauty and Fashion Magazines from Condé Nast. Five Options Available.
