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Relay for Life success for Miss-Lou, ACSO

Relay for Life success for Miss-Lou, ACSO

Adams County Sheriff's Office deputies raised nearly $4,000 for Miss-Lou's 2012 Relay for Life this year.

“Our deputies not only work to protect the citizens of Adams County when they’re on duty – they volunteer to help change people’s lives through helping with organizations such as Relay for Life and Special Olympics,” Sheriff Chuck Mayfield said. “I love seeing deputies step up and make a difference.”

Read more about this story and check out pictures from the Realy for Life

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Coral bells bring color and texture to gardens

Coral bells bring color and texture to gardens

By Gary R. Bachman

MSU Horticulturist
Coastal Research & Extension Center

Coral bells are perpetual favorites, and their colorful foliage can add interest and texture to any garden.

The first coral bells had green foliage, but these days, green foliage selections can be hard to find. New selections have purple, red, and white marbling and different colored venation. You will often see foliage colors of bright gold, orange and brown.

Second suspect arrested in Natchez slaying

NATCHEZ, Miss. (AP) - Natchez police have charged a second man in connection with the March shooting death of a man outside his home.

 18-year-old Frederick Hunt Jr. was arrested Tuesday and charged with murder.

Read the full story at WLBT.com

Two Natchez residents arrested on drug charges

Two Natchez residents were arrested Wednesday on drug charges following a search at an apartment in the Cedar Hurst apartment complez.

According to the Adams County Sheriff’s Office, Metro Narcotics agents arrested 33-year-old Derrick Lamont Coleman and 35-year-old Natalie Nicole Letcher following an extensive investigation.

Coleman was charged with two counts of sale of marijuana within 1,500 ft. of a church, possession of marijuana with intent to distribute within 1,500 ft. of a church, possession of crack cocaine with intent to distribute within 1,500 ft.

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Gardenias bring beautiful smell and look to gardens

Gardenias bring beautiful smell and look to gardens

By Gary R. Bachman

MSU Horticulturist
Coastal Research & Extension Center

One spring-blooming shrub that garners almost as much attention as the azalea is the gardenia. The fragrance of the gardenia flower is beyond description, as it is both heady and strong.

The gardenias for our landscapes are known botanically as Gardenia jasminoides. They were brought to the Southeastern United States in the late 1700s from their native range in Japan and China.

2nd annual ACSO Rodeo was big success

2nd annual ACSO Rodeo was big success

The Adams County Deputy Pro Rodeo was once again a huge success for the Adam's County Sheriff's Office.

“The weather was perfect, and families came from miles away,” said Rodeo Committee Chairman Capt. Wayne Rabb. “It was a lot of work, and we’re all tired, but we are very pleased with the turn out.”

As it was in its first year, proceeds from the rodeo will be used to purchase law enforcement equipment for deputies not funded by the county.

Read the full story from the ACSO

Rodeo raffle winner collects prize

Rodeo raffle winner collects prize

Walt Wilson won the Adams County Sheriff's Deputy Road $1,000 raffle, according to the sheriff's office.

Wilson is seen in this picture with Sheriff Chuck Mayfield when he collected his prize.