The low-down on the higher-ups:
Is Natchez becoming a speed trap town? Controversy swirls around Vidalia’s new towing policy.

Walter Williams commentary:
The environmentalist lobby has near total control of Congress.

The Miss-Lou’s breaking news:
U.S. Census officials release 2006 population estimates for local counties and parishes. A Vidalia man is arrested for a Natchez rape. Catahoula Parish Schools choose an interim school superintendent.

The Advice Goddess:
A lonely 28-year old man hits the singles bars and wonders why he can’t land a girlfriend.

Terry Savage on money:
The credit crunch has found it way to the student loan market.

Rallie McAllister on health:
Abuse of painkillers and narcotics is a nationwide health problem.

Thomas Sowell thinking clearly:
Some conservatives support Obama for president. Sowell believes they’re looking at his rhetoric and not his record.

John Stossel writes:
The media covers sensational those polygamy stories.  Are the police in charge of regulating marriage?

Tourists and pilgrims welcome:
Now it’s time to plan a visit to Natchez, Vidalia and Ferriday for Southern hospitality, culture and fun.

Win cash or prizes!
Tom Davis of Monterey won our Dell computer. Now here’s your chance to win some gasoline and great food prizes!

More good writing:
Read a Tale of Two Cities on The Rinaldi Report on www.natchezsun.com. Also, check out Bill O’Reilly and Michelle Malkin’s latest columns.