CB&S Bank backs 2026 Burnside Music Fest in Ripley
Burnside Music Fest organizers thanked CB&S Bank for supporting the 2026 festival, citing the bankβs continued investment in the community and downtown Ripley.
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Burnside Music Fest organizers thanked CB&S Bank for supporting the 2026 festival, citing the bankβs continued investment in the community and downtown Ripley.
Read MoreOrganizers said Chicken Salad Chick will be a food vendor at the 2026 Burnside Music Fest in Historic Downtown Ripley, offering chicken salad, sandwiches and other items during a day of Hill Country blues.
Read MoreOrganizers said 19Sevn7 Permanent Jewelry will have a booth at the Burnside Music Fest on Saturday, June 6, 2026, in historic downtown Ripley, offering custom-fitted permanent jewelry.
Read MoreOrganizers say the event at Lowe’s Meridian will offer information on preparing for storms and emergencies and connect residents with local resources.
Read MoreForecasters warned of several bands of heavy rain moving into northeast Arkansas, with coverage expected to increase through the afternoon and continue through tomorrow morning.
Read MoreOrganizers said a guitar signed by artists who performed at the 2025 Burnside Music Fest is up for auction with proceeds designated for historic downtown Ripley revitalization projects. Bids must be placed in the comments on the festival’s post; the auction ends Saturday, June 6, at 10 p.m.
Read MoreOrganizers said Myers Group Media created BurnsideMusicFest.com to share updates, schedules and announcements for the upcoming festival and thanked the company for supporting downtown Ripley and live music.
Read MoreOrganizers announced that Millie & Co. and S Squared Studio will sell boutique items at the 2026 Burnside Music Fest, which will feature a full day of Hill Country Blues.
Read MoreThe City of Booneville and its police department said they will deploy Axon Outpost automatic license plate recognition cameras at 35 locations in the coming months to aid investigations and public safety.
Read MoreThe Mississippi Public Safety Summit recognized outstanding contributions from law enforcement, first responders, prosecutors, and firefighters, with over 900 attendees this year.
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