Union County MS News

The Disaster Service Center at the Saucier Lizana Shelter in Harrison County will close on Sept. 25. Residents are encouraged to visit other locations for assistance before the deadline.

East Union and Myrtle’s Cyber Foundation programs each received $5,000 in grants to enhance technology education, funded by New Albany Light, Gas and Water and the Tennessee Valley Authority.

Administrators at East Union School District practiced servant leadership by serving breakfast and engaging with students and staff.

Downtown New Albany will see road closures Saturday during Tallahatchie Riverfest, with Main Street closed from East Bankhead to Carter Avenue from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m., city officials say.

Parents of 2- to 5-year-olds are invited to a free morning of music, instruments, and movement in New Albany. Registration is open online.

Schools in New Albany are organizing gift deliveries for Homecoming 2026. Officials thank local shops for their support in managing the process.

Chris Pugh, a New Albany business owner and board member of the Main Street Association, highlights local efforts and events in the community.

New Albany Mayor Jeff Olson spoke about city growth and the upcoming Tallahatchie Riverfest in a recent interview.

The Disaster Service Center at the Saucier Lizana Shelter will close Friday, with residents encouraged to apply for aid online or by phone.

As temperatures drop, residents are taking advantage of the cooler weather to enjoy afternoons on their balconies.