Opinion
It’s Labor Day — and Natchez has jobs!
When I ran for Mayor a year ago, I promised jobs. And we have been working hard over the past year to live up to ...
When I ran for Mayor a year ago, I promised jobs. And we have been working hard over the past year to live up to ...
If you care about teacher salaries, public school funding, pre-k, public health, child abuse prevention, safe roads and bridges, or myriad other state services, you ...
With the advances in health care, people are living longer with chronic health conditions. Furthermore, the impact of shorter hospital stays require that people are ...
Historic economic development in Natchez – it’s time to say it. It’s time to print it: based on current economic indicators, Natchez is now one ...
As children, we were always told to wash our hands. Handwashing is nothing new. However, in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic and other outbreaks ...
We all are hearing the stories … people dying of the new COVID delta variant, their last words to friends and family, “I should have ...
By Michael Ali “If you can’t stand the heat, get out of the kitchen!” The age-old adage will be in full effect at Natchez Little ...
Ever wonder how Natchez gets its sparkle during the holiday season? All the glitz, glamour, and festivities you enjoy each year is made possible by ...
Over the past few days, I have been disappointed in some discussion that has taken place with regard to the future of the old “General ...
By Jenny Flores The purpose of Paul and Silas Freedom Project is to offer incarcerated individuals and their families access to resources that ensure they ...
This is a time for celebration! Coming off an exciting several weeks, from a record number of Juneteenth events just three weeks ago to the ...
The Fourth of July has always been one of my favorite holidays. Having grown up the son of a father who was a WWII Veteran ...
Just the other night, the Natchez Adams Chamber of Commerce held its “UnMasquerade 2021 Annual Gala & Awards Ceremony”. It was a fantastic event! After ...
By Mary Ellen Eldridge The Natchez-Adams County Humane Society has an exciting announcement to make! We are expanding our facility to include an outdoor, open-air ...
Many years ago, after attending the Santa Fe Opera Festival in 1990, former Natchez resident Lani Riches asked her husband Ron over dinner at Momouth ...
Sunday, June 20, is a day of celebration at Trinity Episcopal Church! This day begins the celebration of the bicentennial year of Trinity Episcopal Church. ...
I will never forget the first time I heard about Juneteenth. My friend and pastor, the late Bishop Dr. Kevin Deason, was inviting our church, ...
Growing up in rural Calhoun County, I learned many things. I learned how to work with my hands, catch a fish, ride around the town ...
Mississippians, especially young college-educated Mississippians, have been voting with their feet against our state’s status quo. The Magnolia State was one of only three in ...
A year ago, during the campaign for Mayor, we talked about building a smart, safe city. Natchez is too wonderful a community to allow crime ...