Union County MS News

The Lady Falcons defeated Potts Camp in the second round and will face Pine Grove in the next match Thursday at Ingomar.

UCSD recognizes its instructional coaches for their role in supporting teachers and student success. Amy Davis, Erin Rowland, and Leah Byrd were honored for their dedication.

Tickets are now available for the Union County Schools Theater production of ‘South Pacific,’ scheduled for October 23-25 at the Magnolia Civic Center.

The Union County Heritage Museum will host a 1920s-themed mystery dinner theater on Nov. 6 and 7, featuring performances by Blue Mountain Christian University Theater Players.

The Mississippi Hills Heritage and Folklife Festival will be held October 24 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in New Albany, featuring demonstrations like blacksmithing and celebrating local heritage.

The Union County Heritage Museum is hosting a graphic T-shirt bedazzling class on October 19, open to participants age 14 and older. Participants can create their own designs and take home supplies for future projects.

The New Albany Police Department hosted officers from neighboring jurisdictions for Taser instructor training last week, emphasizing community preparedness.

The New Albany Police Department expressed gratitude to community members who brought treats to officers.

The New Albany School District released safety guidelines ahead of Friday’s game against Ripley. Authorities emphasize security measures and fan conduct expectations.

The Lady Volleydawgs will play Amory tonight at Memorial Gym in the second round of the playoffs. Tip-off is scheduled for 6 p.m.