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.

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From the Adams County Sheriff's Office:

Meet Abby - a spunky, 9-month-old pit bull with golden eyes and a wagging tail.

This happy pup has got it made – a family that loves her, kids and another dog companion to play with and warm bed to snuggle up in at night.  But life wasn’t always so great for Abby.

Just seven months ago, Abby was found in a cage sitting in a clearing in the middle of the woods where other pit bulls were left to be found by Adams County Sheriff’s Office deputies.

By Walt Grayson

NATCHEZ, MS (WLBT) - The Bells of St. Mary's in downtown Natchez ring at the end of Saturday Mass as a signal for everyone to start lining Main Street and for the Krew of Killarney and assistants to gather in parade formation beside the church for the annual St. Patrick's parade. The idea is that if you want to walk in the parade, you must attend mass. But since Miss Jo and I were invited down to Natchez to participate by one of the former St.