Union County MS News

Students in Mrs. Carley’s second grade class worked in teams on two-step math problems. The class earned 25 points in the activity.

Five teachers at Ingomar Attendance Center received more than $1,800 in grants for classroom projects. The projects include podcast studios, physical activity equipment and “Future Me Labs.”

A free music program for children ages 2 to 5 is scheduled for 10 a.m. Friday, Oct. 30. An adult must stay with each child.

A free homeschool program exploring Mississippi artist Walter Anderson’s work is scheduled for Oct. 29 in New Albany. Participants will also make art inspired by his work.

A beginner printmaking class on Nov. 9 will teach participants to make Christmas cards. The $45 workshop is open to people older than 12, and supplies are included.

Second-graders at Ingomar Attendance Center took part in Pioneer Day on Friday.

Union County students will perform the final show of their production of “South Pacific” today. Organizers thanked the cast, crew, directors, staff and families for their work on the production.

The Union County School District thanked the students, staff, families and volunteers who helped bring its production of “South Pacific” to the stage. The district also recognized director Austin Basil for his work with the production.

A message expresses appreciation to Halftime Barbershop and includes a doughnut emoji.

The Union County Heritage Museum thanked the people who helped with its annual celebration. The event highlighted ingenuity and local history.