May 25, 2009 | Natchez Democrat
British couple takes four-month tour of United States
Some people celebrate their retirement with cake and punch, but Eve Clevenger decided to hit the road instead.
Fallen trees, high winds, hail cause widespread damage |
High winds - likely more than 70 mph - toppled trees, tore off roofs and left much of the Miss-Lou in darkness Sunday.
The South Mississippi Sun Herald
Miss. woman accused in jail smuggling incident
Jefferson County authorities say a Fayette woman is accused of attempting to smuggle contraband into the Jefferson County Correctional Facility.
McLaurin Elementary students line Seargent S. Prentiss Drive Monday morning as the 155th passes by.
Catholic churches to come together
On Sunday, the Catholic churches of Natchez - Holy Family, St. Mary and Assumption - will worship together for the first time in a glorious Palm Sunday celebration.
Fayette man arrested on larceny charges
NATCHEZ a ' A Mississippi man claims he was high on crack cocaine and doesna TMt remember anything when he allegedly stole a local womana TMs car.
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MDOT should be subject to oversight
The Mississippi Department of Transportation must not be beyond the rule of law, and thankfully there are at least a dozen members of the state Senate who are trying to assert their chamber's duty to oversee a ...
7th Natchez Wal-Mart worker arrested
A seventh employee of the Wal-Mart in Natchez has been arrested in an ongoing theft investigation at the retailer.
Another Natchez Walmart employee arrested
Another arrest has been made in connection with acts of embezzlement and shoplifting at the Natchez Walmart, and police officials say they expect more to come.
Civil rights pioneers to speak at JSU
Civil rights figure James Meredith is among the guests scheduled to appear at Jackson State University every Wednesday throughout February, Black History Month.
Authorities make dramatic burglary arrests
Sheriff's deputies wrestled 15-year-old Dontrell Reed and his brother Kendrick Taylor to the ground in front of a Fayette mobile home.
State's poorest county in need of opportunities
Elvis Colenberg drives an hour and a half from Fayette to Jackson every day in order to make a living.
Bruin's days on the bench in the Mississippi Territory
PHILIP NOLAN, AARON BURR AND OTHER CASES OF FRONTIER JUSTICE When territorial court was in session, Judge Peter Bryan Bruin's journey from Bayou Pierre in present day Claiborne County, Miss., to Washington in ...
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