Business
Gas prices play havoc with not-for-profit agencies
Saturday, July 5, 2008
Nationwide gas, energy and food prices are at record highs. The increases are unavoidable for families and businesses, but the purse strings pull even tighter for some local groups. Read story
Lone Mexican restaurant open in Vidalia
Monday, June 30, 2008
Lone Mexican restaurant open in Vidalia after months of planning and construction Read story
Natchez native doing big things at Ole Miss
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Plotting Ashton Pearson’s career moves on a map form a circle around the southeast. Read story
Residential foreclosures not a problem in the Miss-Lou
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Home foreclosures have drawn national news coverage during recent months, focusing on homeowners who have been unable to pay their mortgages, and as a result, have lost their homes. Read story
More Business
- WCCF has second quarter community relations meeting
- Miss-Lou real estate going steady despite trends
- Vendors bring fresh produce, crawfish to the Miss-Lou
- New hospital CEO holds question and answer session with staff
- Parking lot violated standards
- Heritage tourism gets federal dollars
- Bad Boy Buggies preparing to move into Stine building
- Rentech sends money for land
- Rentech transaction nears end
- Free fish fry will promote hotel tax
- Barnes grows business from truck to brand new store
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Lambert receives Millcreek perfect attendance bonus
Millcreek Home and Community-Based Services is proud to announce that Frances Lambert, LPN, of Woodville was awarded the $2,500 annual bonus for perfect attendance during the year of 2007. Read story
- Morgan vice president of nursing at Natchez Regional
- Mock named president of finance and CFO at NRMC
- Washington joins UMB at downtown branch
Think about longterm care for your elderly relatives now
With maturing Americans living longer, more vital lives, how will they afford the growing cost of healthcare — especially for situations involving long-term care? Read story
