Author: Jon Ross Myers

Parents of 2- to 5-year-olds are invited to a free morning of music, instruments, and movement in New Albany. Registration is open online.

Schools in New Albany are organizing gift deliveries for Homecoming 2026. Officials thank local shops for their support in managing the process.

Chris Pugh, a New Albany business owner and board member of the Main Street Association, highlights local efforts and events in the community.

New Albany Mayor Jeff Olson spoke about city growth and the upcoming Tallahatchie Riverfest in a recent interview.

The Disaster Service Center at the Saucier Lizana Shelter will close Friday, with residents encouraged to apply for aid online or by phone.

As temperatures drop, residents are taking advantage of the cooler weather to enjoy afternoons on their balconies.

Students in grades 2 through 8 are invited to join a free Lego Club on October 1, featuring activities on totem poles and building projects.

Mrs. Victoria Brown visited Mrs. Henry’s CCR class to share her experiences and inspire students to consider careers in education.

Students Brooklyn Henry and Taniyah Smith authored an article highlighting the New Albany Band. Readers are encouraged to support the student journalists and the band.

Broadcast journalism students Brooklyn Henry and Taniyah Smith recently authored an article about the New Albany Band, encouraging community support.