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Signs for the times: Area mayors discuss alternative approaches to fighting COVID-19
Asking residents to put up yard signs with a simple message such as, “Stay safe, stay home,” could be one of several ways local mayors ... Read more
Sunday Focus: How will CARES Act help local businesses?
By email, by video and by blog posts, Natchez business leaders are reaching out in every conceivable way to inform local business owners and employees ... Read more
Thursday update: COVID-19 cases up in Concordia and Catahoula parishes as backlog of tests pour in to state health department
Parish officials reported eight cases of COVID-19 and one virus-related death Thursday. The Concordia Parish Department of Homeland Security reported two new cases of the ... Read more
Updated (4/1): List of restaurants, businesses and other services available during COVID-19 crisis
(If you want to add your business, event or attraction to this list email ben.hillyer@natchezdemocrat.com) Restaurants offering carryout and curbside delivery Applebee’s — Carside pickup ... Read more
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- Wednesday update: Mississippi cases of COVID-19 top 1,000; Reported deaths increase
- Vidalia mayor to residents: Please take this virus seriously
- Tuesday update: State reports more COVID-19 cases in Adams County; Number of state cases up to 937
- Updated (3/30): Area business, government services, event changes amid virus concerns
- Sheriff Travis Patten said he has tested positive for COVID-19
- Adams County coroner reports first COVID-19 death
- Wilkinson County COVID-19 infection rate highest in state
- Banners put up to support region’s health care heroes
- Adams County cases of COVID-19 double; Mississippi total up 94 cases
- Updated (3/25): Area business, event changes amid virus concerns
- Updated (3/24): Area business, event changes amid virus concerns
- Local group making masks for Miss-Lou healthcare workers
- Updated (3/24): Area business, event changes amid virus concerns
- COVID-19 update: One more case reported in Adams County; State up to 249 cases
- Adams County now has confirmed COVID-19 case; Mayor still awaiting test results
- List of area business, event changes amid virus concerns