Flood of 2011
Noon update: Crest lowered to 63.5
The National Weather Service has reduced the predicted crest to 63.5 feet. The predicted crest day remains May ...
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Mississippi River tops 60 feet
The Mississippi River topped 60 feet — its highest mark ever — Friday, ending near 60.05 on the ...
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Silver Street businesses still open
Facing the river and holding a Michelob Ultra outside the Under-the-Hill Saloon Friday afternoon, one of the bar’s ...
Flood of 2011
5 p.m. update: State, congressional leaders review status of riverfront
Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, U.S. Sen. David Vitter and Fifth District Rep. Rodney Alexander all viewed the high ...
Flood of 2011
Noon update: Concordia Parish under flood watch
Concordia Parish is now under a flood watch from the Mississippi River based on a 50 percent chance ...
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Natchez protects plant
NATCHEZ — Residents in Natchez who live high above the Mississippi River may think they are safe from ...
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Vidalians staying put
VIDALIA — Vidalia resident Julian Reese understands the possible damage that could occur to his house if the ...
Flood of 2011
5 p.m. update: Floodwaters cover part of Vidalia Riverfront
VIDALIA — Floodwaters begin to cover the south portion of the Vidalia Riverfront near Promise Hospital. Water levels ...
Flood of 2011
Noon update: Federal aid made avaliable to Adams County
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency announced that federal disaster aid has been ...
Flood of 2011
Volunteers converge at pet shelter
NATCHEZ — Volunteers from around the country bottle-fed kittens and walked strangers’ dogs Wednesday at the emergency pet ...
Flood of 2011
Miss-Lou prepares for flood in unity
VIDALIA — Since the first news of the Mississippi River’s record-breaking river levels hit in the Miss-Lou, officials ...
Flood of 2011
5 p.m. update: Floodwaters encroach on Vidalia Riverfront
Water has begun to encroach on the Vidalia Riverfront.
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Noon update: Local officials from both sides of river meet about flood
The Mississippi River has surpassed – and continues to surpass – its highest recorded flood stage levels.
Flood of 2011
Flood threat to Ferriday
FERRIDAY — The Town of Ferriday has water problems again, but this time it’s too much water. As ...
Flood of 2011
5 p.m. update: River expected to beat record Wednesday
The Mississippi River’s floodwaters are expected to rise beyond historic levels at Natchez sometime Wednesday.
Flood of 2011
Noon update: Vidalia riverfront flood preparations complete
All work to secure the Vidalia riverfront against the Mississippi River’s rising floodwaters is complete.
Flood of 2011
Concordia at level 2 on evac plan
VIDALIA — As the Mississippi River quickly approaches its highest level ever, Concordia Parish officials have declared that ...
Flood of 2011
Boat patrol on the lookout for looters
VIDALIA — Since Saturday morning, Kenny W. Byrnes and Melton Pierre have been traveling up and down an ...
Flood of 2011
5 p.m. update: Water 7 to 8 feet deep on Silver’s dip
The Mississippi River continues to engulf more and more land at Under-the-Hill in Natchez.
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