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John Mott Coffey

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 23, 2026 · John Mott Coffey

    Natchez Aldermen Approve Bluff Fountain Repairs, Discuss Kings Tavern Distillery Reopening (opens the original)

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    NATCHEZ, Miss. — The Rotary Club water fountain at the Natchez bluff park is being revived after being out of commission beset by leaks for a lengthy period. Natchez aldermen on Tuesday approved spending nearly $4,300 to make the ornamental fountain operational again with the installment of a new precast pooled liner. The Natchez Rotary Club in 1969 built the small pool with its center water spout to commemorate the club’s 50th anniversary. The fountain is among the venerable fixtures at the Bro

  2. Article · Sep 22, 2026 · John Mott Coffey

    Adams County property-liability insurance cost soars above $900,000 (opens the original)

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    NATCHEZ, Miss. — The cost for insuring Adams County’s government properties and liabilities for the coming year has risen to more than $940,000, a 9 percent increase attributed partly to the county-owned airport’s new passenger terminal. The county Board of Supervisors decided Monday to renew the insurance coverage with the stipulation to seek a less expensive policy next spring. The plan presented to the board by Natchez insurance agent Johnny Byrne includes coverage for $66 million worth of co

  3. Article · Sep 17, 2026 · John Mott Coffey

    Natchez aldermen approve budget for coming year (opens the original)

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    NATCHEZ, Miss. – The city budget for the upcoming year totals nearly $40 million with pay raises for essential Natchez public works employees and fire fighters while the tax millage remains the same as it’s been the past 10 years. The Natchez Board of Aldermen voted 4-2 Tuesday for the budget funding city operations in the fiscal year starting Oct. 1. Its dissenters said it left too little money for unexpected expenses or shortfalls that could occur in the coming year. Much of the budget discuss

  4. Article · Sep 16, 2026 · John Mott Coffey

    Adams County board adopts budget with reduced tax millage (opens the original)

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    NATCHEZ, Miss. – The budget approved by Adams County supervisors Tuesday calls for reducing the tax millage rate while spending $46 million in the coming year to operate county government. Property taxpayers won’t know how much their bills will be until delivered late this year, but the amounts should be less than what they paid for the fiscal year ending this month, said Adams County Board of Supervisors President Angela Hutchins. This comes after many property owners got hammered earlier this

  5. Article · Sep 9, 2026 · John Mott Coffey

    Natchez Officials Consider Water Works Audit to Find Lost Revenue, Billing Errors (opens the original)

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    NATCHEZ, Miss. – City officials are considering a proposal to evaluate the Natchez Water Works’ operations to ensure its accounting and meters are accurately billing water users and trash collection customers. The audit could help the city discover cases of unbilled or misbilled usages and “find unrealized revenues so you won’t have to raise rates,” said former Hattiesburg mayor Johnny Dupree, who presented the proposition to Natchez Mayor Dan Gibson and aldermen Tuesday. Dupree is working for W

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