Union County MS News

Skylar Wilson, an eighth-grader from Ingomar, finished among the top 25 at the National Civics Bee Championship held this week in Washington, D.C.

Mrs. Alandra has announced the September Terrific Kids, recognizing students Grayson Gaines and Addie Hall for their achievements.

Registration for the mini cheer camp has been extended until Friday, Oct. 16. Organizers look forward to welcoming young participants.

Hannah Potmesil-Rodriguez reached 50 AR points in her first-grade class, according to her teachers.

Staff members at Ingomar Attendance Center participated in ‘Twinning Thursday,’ showcasing their matching outfits and sense of humor.

Skylar Wilson, an eighth grader at Ingomar, earned a top 25 finish at the National Civics Bee Championship, representing Mississippi on the national stage.

Union County School District marks six decades of the Toyota Corolla’s impact while receiving a grant to enhance student learning programs.

Tallahatchie Gourmet has been serving the New Albany community since 2002, with a location on Main Street.

Customers are encouraged to place their holiday orders early, with options for family dinners or customizable meals. Call for pricing.

Officials warn residents about the dangers of flash flooding during fall preparedness week. They advise avoiding floodwaters and watching educational videos to stay safe.