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Adams County out of money to maintain old IP landfill

Adams County board adopts new mask requirement without enforcement

August 16, 2021 NATCHEZ, Miss. - Adams County supervisors today adopted a COVID mask requirement for indoor ve.

Adams County supervisors advance new city-county recreation agreement with pool but no parks

Local leaders seeking to bring passenger service back to Natchez-Adams County Airport

/ ListenUpYall.com May 4, 2021 | 4:52 PM NATCHEZ, Miss. – Natchez-Adams County officials are talking up plans to get a commercial-passenger airline to serve the local airport.   “That’s something we’re trying to explore to get our airport to do,” said Angela Hutchins, president of the Adams County Board of Supervisors.   The Natchez-Adams County Airport has not had commercial airline service since the mid-1990s, according to the airport’s historical records.   Hutchins named a California-based airline fleeted with small planes as a prospect to provide regular daily flights to and from the Adams County-owned airport. Boutique Air provides airports in 18 states with commuter flights to connect small communities with larger cities and airports.

Natchez priming to accommodate influx of cruise ship passengers with enhanced riverfront landings

/ ListenUpYall.com Apr 15, 2021 8:10 PM NATCHEZ, Miss. – Mayor Dan Gibson said he looks forward to Natchez next year being able to simultaneously accommodate riverboats from three cruise-line companies that could bring more than 2,000 visitors per week.   “We’re excited about the cruise lines, ” Gibson said. “They will be seeing Mississippi and seeing Natchez in first-class style.”   Gibson said he’s finalized negotiations with American Cruise Lines, the American Queen Steamboat Coand Viking Cruises for them to build docks on the city’s Silver Street riverfront.   By autumn 2022, the three cruise lines together are projected to bring up to 2,000 passengers per week to tour Natchez, the mayor said. ACL, AQSC and Viking are building boat-docking facilities for each at their own expense.