Boy Scouts continue to rely on manuals for outdoor skills
For years, Boy Scouts have used manuals filled with guidance on activities like rowing, hiking, and boating, according to local reports.
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For years, Boy Scouts have used manuals filled with guidance on activities like rowing, hiking, and boating, according to local reports.
Read moreSamantha Grissett, a fourth-grade student, has achieved a milestone by earning 100 AR points, school officials announced.
Read moreThe New Albany & Union County Christmas Parade is accepting applications for its 2026 event, set for Nov. 30 in downtown New Albany.
Read moreResidents affected by Tropical Storm Arthur must apply for assistance by Saturday, with some Disaster Service Centers closing today.
Read moreMore than 100 college, career, and military representatives gathered to provide opportunities for local seniors.
Read moreStudents from across North Mississippi participated in a fiber splicing event hosted by Tombigee Electric Power Association, exploring potential careers in broadband and fiber optics.
Read moreFirst-grade students at Ingomar Attendance Center explored pumpkins and farm animals during a field trip to Pumpkin Patch Farms, taking home their own pumpkin.
Read moreFirst-grade students at Ingomar Attendance Center visited Pumpkin Patch Farms to learn about pumpkins and farm animals, taking home their own pumpkins.
Read moreMrs. Lenzi celebrated her September Terrific Kids, Genesis Ormon and Patton Gullick, for their outstanding efforts this month.
Read moreThe Ingomar Lady Falcons secured their fifth straight Class 1A Division 3 championship, extending their winning streak.
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