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Feature photos: USAF Reserve band entertains

The United States Air Force Reserve Brass Quintet serenade joggers and music lovers Tuesday night from the gazebo ...

City elections 2012

Election fundraising scales overwhelmingly tip to Brown

Two mayoral candidates still in the race for City Hall have raised a combined $133,528.48, but the political ...

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County considers sending customers with trashiest bills to court

The Adams County Board of Supervisors is considering taking county garbage customers with unusually large sanitation bills to ...

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Trinity valedictorian glad to be raised by community

By Mollie Beth Wallace The Natchez Democrat NATCHEZ — Despite being Trinity Episcopal Day School’s valedictorian, 18-year-old Madeline ...

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Alcorn State University looks at bamboo for biofuels

Alcorn State University has conducted research into the possibility of using bamboo for biofuels production.

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Invest in this community with dollars

The world outside the boundaries of Adams County and Concordia Parish made more than $42,000 off the Natchez ...

Editorials

Brave decision moves history along nicely

Slowly, sometimes almost at a snail’s pace, our country is putting a check mark next to all of ...

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Police Jury adjusts speed limit on two streets

Concordia Parish residents will have to familiarize themselves with a new speed limit on Levens Addition and ...

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Honor and sacrifice: Miss-Lou remembers veterans

NATCHEZ — A crowd of hundreds tooting horns, banging drums and walking across the Mississippi River bridge at ...

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Rec. awaits election

NATCHEZ — Once the upcoming city election cycle is over, the Natchez-Adams County Recreation Commission would like to ...

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NHS valedictorian stays busy

By Mollie Beth Wallace Natchez Democrat NATCHEZ — From making the first touchdown in the powder-puff football game ...

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Thrice is Nice: Family celebrates three graduations

As the parents of six children, Eric and Tracy Smith of Natchez lead a busy life.

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Vidalia valedictorian has unexpected year

Vidalia High School valedictorian Miranda McMurry said her senior year of high school did not turn out as ...

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The Dart: Paw-Paw enjoys family time

When The Dart landed on College Street, it found 2-year-old Gabbie Brooks playing in her yard with her ...

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Problem grass invading Mississippi

Mississippi is being invaded. But it’s not the Russians, the Chinese or even the Canadians who are the ...

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Come to Melrose teachers workshop

Natchez National Historical Park will be conducting a free teachers workshop June 18-22 at Melrose Estate. Teachers from ...

Editorials

Caps, gowns usher in good news

School’s out for summer; graduates are facing the world and local schools have been busy making big news.

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Whittington files motion for new trial

A motion for a new trial, or new judge ruling, and accusations of perjury against Concordia Parish District ...

Sports

Young tennis duo give bright future to Trinity tennis

Trinity Episcopal’s Allie Smith and Lucy Pyron admitted they were both anxious when they stepped onto the biggest ...

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Replacing light poles costly for city

NATCHEZ — Natchezians may start seeing fewer and fewer decorative light poles around the city.

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