Union County MS News

Ingomar Attendance Center will hold Homecoming Week from Nov. 16-20. Students can pay $1 to have their faces painted on two theme days.

The parade is scheduled to begin at 12:30 p.m. Nov. 10. Participants must register online.

A Mississippi State University admissions counselor spoke with seniors at Ingomar Attendance Center about applying to the university and its academic programs.

The New Albany Main Street Association thanked NALGW for putting up the downtown Christmas decorations ahead of the holiday season.

The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency is highlighting its departments and roles, beginning with preparedness. The agency says it helps the state prepare for, respond to and recover from disasters.

Jack Goolsby, Katherine Jarvis and Rhett Bagwell were named Mrs. Hope’s Terrific Kids for October.

Ruthie Jayne Dodd reached 50 Accelerated Reader points in her first-grade classroom.

The 43.6-mile paved trail runs along a railroad built by William Faulkner’s great-grandfather. A library in New Albany lends bikes for free.

The New Albany Police Department urged families to take precautions while trick-or-treating and asked drivers to watch for children.

New Albany High School’s boys cross country team placed second at the MHSAA State Championship. The girls team finished fourth.