The low-down on the higher-ups:
Our Iran policy needs to get a lot tougher. Dick Morris comments.

Walter Williams commentary:
Most Americans accept the idea of more taxes on tobacco. But the new taxes won’t stop the government’s fiscal downward slide.

The Miss-Lou’s breaking news:
Unemployment percentages climb. But there’s good news in the job picture, too. Centreville Police and Catahoula Parish Deputies fight the drug war. Historic Jefferson College gets slimy.

The Advice Goddess:
A young man is back in the dating game. But girls with tattoos really turn him off.

Terry Savage on money:
Morningstar.com will help you track your investment portfolio.

Rallie McAllister on health:
Dr. Rallie tells you how to fight the effects of poison ivy.

Thomas Sowell thinking clearly:
Obama’s Supreme Court pick could threaten citizens’ fundamental rights.

John Stossel writes:
We’re entering the era of more government regulation.

Tourists and pilgrims welcome:

The restaurants and shops are open. The hotels welcome you. Visit Natchez,

Vidalia and Ferriday this summer.

Win cash or prizes!
You still have time to enter our July 26 drawing for a new 26” trail bike.

More good writing:

Adams County Supervisors make a mess of their justice court appointment.

Read The Rinaldi Report on www.natchezsun.com.