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Natchez aldermen continue wrestling with place for pickleball
NATCHEZ, Miss. - City aldermen clashed again Tuesday over the pickleball controversy as they voted 4-2 against the popular racket sport being played at Duncan Park's tennis courts. However, they did agree to pursue a plan for pickleball courts being built near the Natchez-Adams County swimming pool at Liberty Park. ...
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Duncan Park pickleball furor sparks public debate
NATCHEZ, Miss. - Few issues have drawn such a large crowd to the Natchez Council Chambers like the pickleball-versus-tennis furor last week at a public hearing held by the mayor and city aldermen. The hearing was called by Mayor Dan Gibson after aldermen voted 4-2 last month against his endorsed plan to convert three D...
May 25, 2026
Adams County Tornado Sirens Expected Back Online Next Week
Adams County's tornado-warning sirens are expected to all be working by next week after repairs are completed on several that have been silent in recent months, said Emergency Management Director Brad Bradford. Seven of the county's 18 towered sirens have been out of order, but Adams County "should be good on all...
May 19, 2026
New Rules at Adams County Parks Include 10 P.M. Curfew and ATV Ban
The Adams County Board of Supervisors has imposed time restrictions for being at county parks and also banned ATV vehicles from the recreational venues at the behest of Sheriff Travis Patten. Meeting Monday with county supervisors, Patten expressed concerns about late-night pleasure seekers racing their all-terrain veh...
May 19, 2026
Cyberattack Leaves Adams County Residents Unable to Renew Vehicle Tags
NATCHEZ, Miss. - Adams County supervisors closed the public out of discussions Monday about the ongoing investigation into the criminal cyberattack that crippled county government's IT system last month. They can't provide details to the public because of the sensitive nature of the ransom-motivated attack on the count...
May 19, 2026