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RLMS says farewell to its last middle schoolers
Books were boxed, hugs were had and hands waved from school busses Thursday at Natchez-Adams School District schools. Read more
Riverfront businesses fought, won river battle
Four private businesses located on the Vidalia Riverfront didn’t have the security of a tested levee system to help block a 500-year flood. Read more
Jones Lumber Company forever changed
It may be business as usual at J.M. Jones Lumber Company one year after the Great Mississippi River Flood of 2011, but owner Lee Jones ... Read more
Church to honor law enforcement
During times of catastrophe, law enforcement personnel might receive some recognition from the people whose lives they’ve saved. Read more
Arlington oil well still seeking approval
After a lengthy discussion and objections from residents, the Natchez Planning Commission ultimately decided to continue any action on a proposed oil well at Arlington ... Read more | 10 comments
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School News
Trinity graduates come full circle
By Mollie Beth Wallace NATCHEZ — Over the creaking of the pews and the stirring of the audience, Trinity Episcopal Day School’s Joseph McClatchy, President ... Read more
Parents turned away from overcrowded graduation
Overcrowding at Thursday morning’s AJFC Head Start graduation caused a few angry parents to miss their children’s special day. Read more | 20 comments
Natchez High bids farewell to 200 grads
Friends and family of the class of 2012 were all smiles as they filled the Natchez High School football stadium Friday night. Read more | 4 comments
NASD summer break extended
Some students’ summer just got a little longer. Read more | 5 comments
Vo-tech option not ready at Co-Lin yet
A bill passed in the last week of Mississippi’s legislative session could give high school dropouts and potential dropouts the chance to earn a high ... Read more
