Union County MS News

Blue Mountain Christian University Theater Players performed a mystery dinner theater production about millionaire playboy Paul Rainey at the Union County Heritage Museum.

The Union County Heritage Museum’s Rainey Night mystery dinner theater sold out this week. The event featured live theater about millionaire Paul Rainey, who lived at Cotton Plant.

Hayes Reeder, a third grader, reached 100 AR points.

The third annual Chief Anthony Anderson Memorial Softball Game is scheduled for Nov. 14 at BNA Park. Proceeds will benefit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and Mississippi Burn Camp Foundation.

Twenty-three local businesses are participating in New Albany’s Holiday Open House, where shoppers can enter a drawing for Main Street Money with each purchase. The drawing is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Sunday.

Twenty-three local businesses are participating in New Albany’s Holiday Open House and Main Street Money giveaway. Shoppers can enter with each purchase, with 18 winners set to receive prizes.

Students at Ingomar Attendance Center took part in a glow-in-the-dark pep rally.

The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency and local partners are holding a disaster preparedness event from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday in Gautier.

Stefenie Hodges of Baptist Hospital spoke to a health class at Ingomar Attendance Center about career paths in health care.

Foundations of Algebra students at Ingomar Attendance Center completed a scavenger hunt to review for an upcoming test.