Letters to the Editor
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Our federal government is broken
Sunday, Nov. 22, 2009
Some want our government to provide us with housing, food, automobiles, money and health care, privileges they have not earned, but feel they have a fundamental right to because they are Americans or live here illegally. Read story
Racial harmony alive, well at Habitat
Friday, Nov. 20, 2009
Each time one reads about racial unrest in Natchez, you might wonder how much real progress has made in the last 50 years. Racial differences are most apparent in our political system as evidenced by votes by our elected officials and by the populous within each section of the city and county. There continues to a perception (real or otherwise) of discrimination in personnel practices, lending and housing. Read story
Tourism move to attract hunters, wives great
Friday, Nov. 20, 2009
Thursday morning I opened our local newspaper here in Tupelo and a very catchy one-page insert fell out. Read story
Balance stagnation with initiative
Wednesday, Nov. 18, 2009
When the town of Columbia was faced at the beginning of the depression years with a problem similar to the current economic problem Natchez faces, Mayor Hugh White (one of Mississippi’s better mayors) led the people of Columbia to bind together to build a new brick factory for Reliance Manufacturing which brought jobs to Columbia to replace the depleted timber industry. Read story
More Letters
- Local hospitality was appreciated
- Resident’s death shocks family, friend
- Everyone has right to health care
- Mayfield is best man for sheriff
- H1N1 shots are appreciated by family
- Health care bill lacks key points
- Death of riverboat hurts us all
- Visitor center ‘idea’ had help from public
- Elected leaders must respond well, quickly
- New sheriff should research DARE
- What’s your carbon footprint look like?
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