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Press release: Sheriff stresses preparation
The Concordia Parish Sheriff's Office issued the following release at 12:30 p.m. today.
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Noon update: Parish upgrades level on evacuation plan
Though no evacuation of Concordia Parish has been ordered, Concordia Parish officials have raised the situation to a ...
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Effect on farmers may be devastating
The threat of a 64-foot crest on the Mississippi River has residents all over Concordia Parish worried, but ...
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Barge traffic continues for now
Traffic coming down the Mississippi has not yet been restricted , but a U.S. Coast Guard official said ...
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5 p.m. update: Crest date moved back one day
The National Weather Service has moved the predicted Mississippi River crest day at Natchez back one day, to ...
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Noon flood update: River only 2.5 feet from record level
The Mississippi River continued inching higher Sunday. At 10 a.m. the Natchez gauge reported a level of 55.52 ...
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Levees are decades-old protectors
The history of the Mississippi River levee system as we know it really begins in 1927. Levees weren’t a ...
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Fears overtake some residents, trailers move out
Some Concordia Parish residents sit in sparsely furnished houses today, waiting for the drop of an official’s hat ...
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Prep nears end as waters move in
Inmate crews finished securing most of the buildings and the city’s two water wells from floodwaters on the ...
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5 p.m. update: Levees to close Sunday
The Fifth District Levee Board will shut down all vehicular traffic on the unpaved Mississippi River levee system ...
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Noon update: Water reaches across Silver Street
The Mississippi River at Natchez sits at 54.52 feet.
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Corps releases estimated Natchez-Vidalia inundation map
At the request of The Natchez Democrat, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Vicksburg District released a map ...
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Adams County sets up dog, cat evacuee shelter
The humane society and sheriff’s office are keeping their eye on the Miss-Lou’s four-legged community as the Mississippi ...
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Silver Street work stalls when ground sinks
Efforts to build a sand wall to protect Silver Street from up to 70 feet of the rising ...
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5 p.m. update: Silver Street work hits minor snag
The current Mississippi River stage is 53.97.
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Noon update: River at 53.74 feet
The Mississippi River at Natchez currently sits at 53.55 feet.
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Vidalia prays, surrenders fears
NATCHEZ — Tears and quivering voices gave away the reason a larger-than-usual crowd gathered for the National Day ...
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Adams County begins prevention
NATCHEZ — More than two weeks will pass before a projected 64-foot crest of the Mississippi River reaches ...
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Weather service tracking rainfall
NATCHEZ — The Miss-Lou was in high-powered, sand-pouring, flood-planning mode Thursday, as the Mississippi River at Natchez stood ...
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Ferriday residents express flood concerns
FERRIDAY — With cars lining Florida Avenue and Second Street, Ferriday residents flocked to a Ferriday community meeting ...
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