Union County Courthouse in New Albany dates back to 1909
The Union County Courthouse in New Albany, Mississippi, was designed by architect H.E. Ostling and built in 1909, according to the Mississippi Department of Archives and History.
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Mississippi Emergency Management Agency prepares for winter storm forecast
Mississippi emergency officials are coordinating with the National Weather Service ahead of a winter storm expected to impact the state starting Friday night.
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New Albany Elementary Hosts Parent Academy for Future Kindergarteners
The school invites families with children entering kindergarten in August 2026 to attend a Parent Academy, offering dinner and childcare.
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Historic New Albany, Mississippi, revitalizes walkable downtown
New Albany in Mississippi’s Appalachian foothills offers a charming, revitalized downtown, attracting visitors and history enthusiasts alike.
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AmeriCorps VISTA Volunteers Assist Museum on MLK Day
AmeriCorps VISTA volunteers helped the museum with projects on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, according to the organization.
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18 Flower Seeds to Plant in January for Early Blooms
Starting flower seeds in January can give your garden a head start, promoting stronger roots and earlier blossoms.
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Bird Academy offers 30% off on creative online bird courses
Bird Academy is hosting a sale on its online courses, including Nature Journaling, Painting Birds, and Bird Photography, with a 30% discount.
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Valentineโs Day approaches; local Cajun restaurant offers special menu
A local restaurant is preparing a special Valentine’s Day menu featuring Cajun flavors to celebrate the holiday.
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New Albany Main Street Honors Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with Reflection on Legacy
The New Albany Main Street Association commemorated Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. today, emphasizing his message of service, unity, and hope to strengthen the community.
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NASD to Close for Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday on Monday
North Adams School District will observe the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday on Jan. 19, with no classes for students or staff.
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