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CLAIBORNE COUNTY, Miss. (VDN) — An 18-year-old Bolton man died Saturday after reportedly falling from a moving vehicle along the Natchez Trace near Rocky Springs Park at mile marker 54 in Claiborne County. Grayson Baker, 18, of Bolton, was reportedly riding as a passenger in a vehicle with friends...
An Adams County man faces felony charges after two passengers spent nearly 11 hours trapped inside an overturned SUV in a wooded ravine following a rollover crash, authorities said. Deputies were dispatched around noon Sunday, Nov. 8, to the 100 block of Clifford Road, where they located a black Honda...
CLAIBORNE COUNTY — County emergency officials are urging people who live, work, attend school or visit near Grand Gulf Nuclear Station to review emergency plans and know where to find official instructions. Claiborne County Emergency Management said the county maintains a radiological emergency response plan for the plant. Residents...
A golden hand sits on top of a church steeple here, pointing straight at the sky. I can’t imagine a better way for a town to say, look up. The welcome sign quotes a famous general who supposedly found the place too beautiful to burn. Down the road, 23 giant columns stand in a field with no house attached.
A hand-painted sign on a Mississippi highway promised fresh fish, and our hungry crew pulled over without much hope. Ten minutes later, the kids were pressed against a counter, watching cornmeal-dusted fillets hiss in the fryer. That stop taught us that the best family meals sometimes come from humble seafood...
CLAIBORNE COUNTY, Miss. (WLBT) — An 18-year-old Bolton man has died after an incident on the Natchez Trace Parkway Friday night, according to Vicksburg Today. Grayson Baker sustained traumatic injuries on the Trace and was transported by private vehicle to Merit Health River Region, where he later died. National...
The Center for the Study of Southern Culture hosted a screening of filmmaker Suzannah Herbert’s documentary “Natchez,” followed by a Q&A in the Overby Center for Southern Journalism and Politics on Monday, Nov. 2. The documentary premiered at the 2025 Tribeca Festival in New York City where it won Best Documentary Feature for examining the antebellum tourism industry in Natchez, Miss.
