Armstrong employees reunite

On Jan. 2, 1953, James Girod got up and made the drive from Jonesville to Natchez to work as a final product inspector at the Armstrong Tire Company plant, a drive he would make nearly every day for 41 years. (2 comment) | Read story

Ferriday residents do a little spring cleaning

The sun was bright and the air was brisk, and Ferridians took to the streets Saturday with one thing in mind — spring cleaning. Read story

What does Natchez need to do to keep tourists coming?

People go where they are welcome, but stay where they are wanted. (8 comment) | Read story

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Tourism officials should go to the source

If Natchez, and the rest of the Miss-Lou, hopes to continue honing and improving its tourism effort, we must go to the source.

Kevin Cooper
Today's column by Kevin Cooper

Marketers want their messages to stick

For most of us, our lives have become too “busy.”

Today's Top of the Morning by Susan Cassagne

George Armstrong Library will reopen Wednesday

The process of moving all of the library materials, furniture and shelving to prepare for the carpet installation, the sheer volume of carpet to be laid, the clean-up, and the task of returning the library to operational functioning was a much larger undertaking than any of us anticipated.

Letters to the editor

Criticism of state slogan unwarranted

Former U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld once said, “If you’re not criticized, you may not be doing much,” which is probably true, but when an organization such as the Mississippi Development Authority is criticized, that quote could in no way apply to their endeavors.

Your Two Cents' Worth

Did you help the local economy by spending $20 on the 20th Saturday?

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Pilgrimage with a punch

Penelope Mayweather is frantic, frazzled and frustrated.

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After years as customers, Guidos enjoying ownership

Paul and Suzanne Guido used to eat lunch at Bellemont Shake Shop three or four times a week. But now they eat there together six times a week.

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Area Christmas parades light up faces

It may have been cold, but that couldn’t keep locals from attending the Miss-Lou’s Christmas parades Saturday.




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