Adams county officials make four arrests for drugs, possible dog-fighting
ADAMS COUNTY, Miss.- It was only a simple search warrant, but what the Adams County Sheriff’s department found was anything but a simple operation. ...
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Natchez celebrates 300th birthday, honors history and culture
NATCHEZ, MISS–The city of Natchez, through a series of events, will celebrate 300 years Wednesday....
300th Birthday Party set for Natchez
by Sarah Ulmer
NATCHEZ, Miss.- Residents and officials in Natchez are gearing up for the city’s 300th birthday. ...
Upgrades to Natchez Railway could bring economic growth to Mississippi
by Sarah Ulmer
JACKSON, Miss.- A $10 million dollar grant has been awarded to the city of Natchez to improve and give upgrades to bridges along the Natchez...
Third site of Natchez National Park Service to open
by Sarah Ulmer
NATCHEZ, Miss.- As Natchez celebrates it’s 300th birthday on August 3rd, they will also dedicate the third site of the Natchez National Park Service, Fort...
Sued Superintendent’s Contract Extended, In-Fighting Continues in Natchez
by kim
By John Mott Coffey, with News Mississippi affiliate WQNZ NATCHEZ, Miss.–The Natchez Board of Aldermen and Mayor Butch Brown are scheduled to meet today with...
Drugs Lead to Two People Being Shot; Three People Arrested, One on the Loose
by kim
PHOTO: Wanted: Kelcey Watson NATCHEZ, Miss.–Drugs are what likely led to a double shooting in Adams County Sunday night. A man and a woman were...
Natchez Hospital Caught Up in Federal Lawsuit From Prior Administration
by kim
By John Mott Coffey, with News Mississippi affiliate WQNZ NATCHEZ, Miss.–Adams County could get some money from a federal lawsuit alleging hospital administrators’ mismanagement of...
Forty-Four Hours to Get to Natchez: First Ever Natchez Trace 444 Bicycle Race is Friday
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by Breck Riley, with Breezynews.com NATCHEZ, Miss.–The first annual Natchez Trace 444 Ride is coming to the historic National Park this weekend....
An Apology to Protesters: Natchez Formally Apologizes for Sending Them Directly to Prison in 1965
by kim
by John Mott Coffey, with News Mississippi affiliate WQNZ NATCHEZ, Miss.–During the Civil Rights era, some protesters in Mississippi were sent directly to prison when...