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Miss-Lou celebrates fireworks and freedom

On both sides of the Mississippi River residents gathered to watch the annual fireworks display and celebrate freedom.

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Residents get chance to share their vision of Natchez Thursday

Natchez residents have an opportunity Thursday to make their mark on the future of downtown Natchez.

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Bright future: Karate instills courage, confidence for local student

Martial arts is a sport known for its rigor and discipline, which can make it difficult for some ...

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Vidalia preps for tonight’s Fourth of July celebration on riverfront

The Vidalia Beautification Committee was busy Tuesday morning decorating the Vidalia Riverfront in red, white and blue for ...

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The Dart: Father goes down a new path

On Thursday, Ferriday’s L.C. “E-Cino” McCray said he was enjoying life with his family, which helped save him ...

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Information released on wreck involving garbage truck

Natchez police released information Sunday regarding last week’s accident when a garbage truck crushed a car on John ...

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Dentists to bring smiles to area schools

The Natchez-Adams School District is bringing more smiles to area students in the form of dental care next ...

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Vidalia flood control bid comes in lower than expected

After bids for a riverfront flood control project came in lower than the amount of state funds available, ...

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Lake St. John’s been floating their boats for 25 years

The Lake St. John Flotilla celebrated a quarter-century of creativity.

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Natchez Brewing begins selling brews on-site

Natchez Brewing Company celebrated Saturday the ability to sell beer on-site for the first time.

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Natchez leaders stay focused on finances after first year in office

Saturday marked one year since the current city administration took office, and they all seem to agree that ...

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Vidalia may spend $40,000 on vehicle for mayor, aldermen, town hall employees

Vidalia plans to purchase an approximately $40,000 vehicle for use by the mayor, aldermen and members of town ...

Style feature

Natchez Food & Wine Festival celebrates 16 years

From fine wines and gourmet cuisine to live music and fellowship, the Natchez Food and Wine Festival aims ...

Business

Local businesses give back to community in big way

For some local businesses, giving back to the community does not just make business sense — it is ...

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Photos of the day: Camps celebrate war and peace

Photos from Thursday's edition of The Natchez Democrat features camps on opposite ends of the spectrum.

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School district expected to discuss borrowing $9 million

The Natchez-Adams School Board is expected to discuss today possibly borrowing $9 million for the possible repairs of ...

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Is $100K missing from city’s pool construction fund?

Natchez aldermen asked Natchez City Clerk Megan Edmonds Tuesday to look into an apparent $100,000 discrepancy in the ...

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Vidalia budget up for approval at meeting today

Vidalia aldermen plan to meet at noon today in hopes of approving a budget for the 2017-18 fiscal ...

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Lake St. John Flotilla celebrates 25 years

This Saturday will mark a quarter-century of Miss-Lou residents celebrating the Fourth of July by parading on the ...

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City defers action on  ‘go-cup’ ordinance

City leaders deferred action Tuesday on the proposed “go-cup” ordinance in order to meet with police department leaders ...

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