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Give you something to taco ’bout

You don’t have to save taco-eating for just Tuesdays, you know. While it may work out better for ...

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Light at end of tunnel

Jeninie Guido  The Natchez Democrat After a year of feeling cooped up and secluded, we’re starting to see ...

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How do you like your strawberries?

There are so many things to do with a fresh flat of Louisiana strawberries. Slice them, and let ...

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Column: At the Farmers’ Market

With warmer temperatures and sunny Saturday mornings, you can guarantee that locals and visitors alike will be flocking ...

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It’s salad season!

No matter what Phil the groundhog saw, it’s spring in Natchez. My sinuses told me over the week ...

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Did somebody say cheese?

It’s a trend that doesn’t seem to be going anywhere anytime soon. Charcuterie boards and cheese trays are ...

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This is what old folks call Snap Chat

This lady was my next-door neighbor in Natchez when I was growing up. Her name is Helen Huff. ...

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‘Thank you’ barely covers it

I think I speak for the majority of the south when I say we are tired of living ...

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Chicken salad mania

When I was growing up, there was only one chicken salad I ate. It was the savory recipe ...

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Theirs is a love story

You know her for the fudge and for the many storefronts that make up the 400 block of ...

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What’s your go-to dip for big game?

It’s Super Bowl weekend, and one thing is for sure — there will be appetizers consumed by the ...

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Take some time to tour your hometown

By Jennie Guido/columnist One thing I’ve learned since joining the team at Monmouth Historic Inn is that you ...

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An Ode to Nachos

Jennie Guido It started back on a Friday night long ago in D’evereaux Stadium. My love with nachos ...

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The ‘olds’ that enlighten the ‘news’

Without historical perspective, we’re incapable of telling today’s mountains from contemporary molehills.

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How can you be eco-friendly in your garden?

A lot is being written lately about eco-friendly gardening. People are becoming increasingly aware of how harmful ...

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Focus on root rose cuttings now

Now is a good time to root rose cuttings. You can produce more plants in your garden or ...

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Give a little effort now to propagate plants for spring

Fall is almost here — at least we can hope. It is the perfect time of year to ...

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Now is time to replant summer vegetables for fall harvest

Are you wondering where your next tomato sandwich will come from? Tomatoes and most other summer vegetables stop ...

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Mississippi watermelons are oh-so-good right now

If it seems as if watermelons are everywhere, they are. The Mississippi sweet watermelon crop is at its ...

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Garden column: Try coleus in your shady spots, or not, to brighten up summer gardens

I wrote about Sun Patiens last month and received many favorable comments. This month I decided to write ...

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