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ALABAMA: Natchez hosts July 4th celebration on the third
BY MAIA BRONFMAN Randy Owen, the lead singer of Alabama, swung in circles a towel that had been ...
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Freedom is why we celebrate
A lot of decisions have been made recently by courts and lawmakers that reshape our state and country. ...
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It’s snow cone season once again
By Jennie Guido I think my love for snow cones started with the Icee. I craved them as ...
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‘Building the kingdom,’ FBC breaks ground on new student center
NATCHEZ — Heavy rain softened to a light drizzle at the groundbreaking for a new student center at ...
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A safe city: We are making progress
One of the major planks of my platform when I ran for Mayor two years ago was “To ...
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Court denies appeal for man on death row convicted of killing two MSU students, one from Natchez
A man on death row convicted of killing two Mississippi State University students, one from Natchez, lost an ...
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Celebrate Independence day by rippin’ lips, staying safe
JACKSON — Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks announced Monday would be a Free Fishing Day for ...
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Close friends earn scholarships from softball league
NATCHEZ — Brooke Collier knew there was a good chance she would win one of the scholarships at ...
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Jefferson County jail receives its highest ACA accreditation rating
FAYETTE — Representatives of the American Correctional Association gave rave remarks to officials of the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office ...
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Fun in the sun: Kids learn to play tennis at Duncan Park
NATCHEZ — Kids lined up in a single file line as tennis coach Frankie Spence tossed balls to ...
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Concordia Parish receives grants for $2 million sewer upgrade
VIDALIA, La. — The Concordia Parish sewer system will receive a major facelift thanks to a $1.2 million ...
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Natchez Police Chief attributes department’s success to ‘old school policing’
NATCHEZ — The City of Natchez was recognized out of nearly 300 Mississippi municipalities with the Municipal Excellence ...
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A major aWard: Green Wave students earn memorial scholarship
NATCHEZ — Green Wave athletes Lauren Dunbar, Izzy Dupre and Jackson Jones were awarded the Ward Graning scholarship ...
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Over 1,000 in Natchez lose power in Wednesday afternoon storm
Amid stormy weather on Wednesday afternoon, more than 1,000 Entergy Mississippi customers lost power in Natchez. Currently, Entergy ...
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Vidalia resident one of 17 new agents for Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries
BATON ROUGE — The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) Law Enforcement Academy graduated its 34th class ...
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Grand Village of the Natchez Indians announces new summer camp opportunities for 2022
NATCHEZ — Grand Village of the Natchez Indians (GVNI) has announced new summer camp opportunities. This summer GVNI ...
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INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATIONS: Fireworks, music and more in store for weekend
BY MAIA BRONFMAN NATCHEZ — From Lake St John to the Vidalia riverfront and the Natchez Bluff, the ...
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Alcorn State Soccer Signee named Gatorade Player of the Year
LORMAN – Alcorn State Women’s Soccer 2022 signee Samara Nunn was named West Virginia’s Gatorade Player of the Year, ...
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Ruling triggers state abortion ban
NATCHEZ — Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch on Monday morning published the required certification to Mississippi’s Administrative Bulletin, ...
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ELECTION RESULTS: Adams County Republicans favor Flowers in Tuesday’s runoff
NATCHEZ — During Tuesday’s runoff for the Republican party, Adams County voters favored Brian Flowers over Ronald Eller ...
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Not your average Joe: Geaux Joe drive-through in Vidalia offers coffee, energizers
By MAIA BRONFMAN VIDALIA, La. — Bethani Douglas opened Geaux Joe, a drive-through coffee shop at 2008 Carter ...
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First Baptist Church of Natchez to break ground on new student center
NATCHEZ — First Baptist Church of Natchez will break ground on its new student center at 6:30 p.m. ...
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Slowly but surely: Refuge opens roads as river recedes
SIBLEY — St. Catherine Creek National Wildlife Refuge Manager Skye Kreisler said the Mississippi River is slowly falling. ...
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‘It’s a really bad mess;’ Cleanup begins after juvenile vandals strike school
VIDALIA, La. — A trio of juveniles are facing criminal charges for what could be more than $200,000 ...
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LDWF announces public online Wild Turkey Population Survey
BATON ROUGE — The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF) has developed a public online component to ...