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New Book Chronicles the African American Experience in Natchez Through a Unique Personal Lens
“The African American Journey in Natchez: Through the Lens of One Black Citizen” by Bobby L. Dennis Offers a Powerful Exploration of History, Identity, and Resilience. When visiting Natchez MS remember it was built by people and it is through their sacrifices and struggles the sites and building stands. Natchez, MS — Acclaimed local historian ...Seasonal Sadness: Identifying and Treating SAD
It’s that time of year when sunshine may be hard to come by, when you wake up in the dark and leave work when it’s dark. When it’s often too cold to go outside for an after-dinner walk with the family dog. It’s easy to feel claustrophobic. You may begin planning next summer’s vacation just ...Uncover New Income Streams: How to Transform Challenges into Opportunities
In today’s rapidly evolving economic environment, facing layoffs or underemployment is a daunting yet increasingly common challenge. However, it’s also an opportunity to explore new avenues for income. You can supplement your income and discover fulfilling ways to engage with your community and interests by leveraging unique skills, embracing flexibility, and tapping into creative outlets. ...Natchez Mayor Announces Great Start for 2024
Dan M. Gibson, Mayor of Natchez 2024 has been off to a great start for Natchez – in more ways than one, a couple million ways actually… $2,037,000. This represents the dollar amount in grants announced already during 2024, both by the city and by our partners – a tremendous start to say the least! ...Founders of N.A.P.A.C. Honored at “Lift Every Voice Concert”
Sunday, January 14, at 5:00 p.m., The City of Natchez, along with the Natchez Festival of Music, will hold our second annual Dr. King Community Celebration at the Historic Beulah Baptist Church, located at 710 B. Street, just across the street from Cathedral School on N. Martin Luther King, Jr. Street. Recently added to the ...Photo exhibit and dialogues about the history of slave rebellions
In celebration of Black History Month, the compelling photographic exhibit, Critical Places: Sites of American Slave Rebellion, opens January 26, 2024, at Melrose, one unit of Natchez National Historical Park. Featuring the work of acclaimed photographer, Mikael Levin, the exhibit focuses on how revolts of the enslaved in the United States are remembered, or not remembered, ...
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