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PHOTO SUBMITTED Honorees were, from left, Dr. Ursula Brooks-Clemons, LeCourtney Young, Orionna Coleman of Brookhaven, speaker Meosha Givens, Dr. Erica Jordan, Toyua Bachus, and Dr. Tina Bruce.

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PHOTO SUBMITTED Members of the Natchez Chapter of The Links Inc. are, standing from left, Dr. Stephanie Henderson of Brookhaven, Chapter Vice President Dr. LaRenda Janee Harrison of Brookhaven, Chapter President Countess Thompson of Brookhaven, Dr. Helen Wyatt, Vera Ballard, Yvonne Ivory and Natalie Ballard; seated from left, N. Jeanette Wilson, charter member Jacquelyn Wright, and Barbara Crenshaw.

The Natchez Chapter of The Links Incorporated conducted its annual Women’s Empowerment Banquet on April 5 on the Natchez campus of Copiah-Lincoln Community College. Community leaders, honorees and guests were invited to an evening of recognizing the contributions of women making a difference in their communities. Honorees were recognized for achievements in various fields, from education to community service, and presented with awards and tokens of appreciation. 

The 2025 honorees included: Orionna Coleman, Lincoln County; Dr. Erica Jordan, Pike County; LeCourtney Young, Jefferson County; Dr. Ursula Brooks-Clemons, Adams County; Toyua Bachus, Concordia Parish; and Dr. Tina Bruce, special recognition. 

Keynote speaker was Meosha Givens, of Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

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