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Happy National Principals Month!
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New Albany School District Celebrates National Principals Month

October 5, 2026 Jon Ross Myers

The district honors principals for their leadership and dedication in supporting students and staff during National Principals Month.

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Join us Saturday, October 24th from 9-2 to explore the Mississippi Hills Heritage and Folklife Festi
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Mississippi Hills Heritage and Folklife Festival Set for October 24 in New Albany

October 5, 2026 Jon Ross Myers

The Mississippi Hills Heritage and Folklife Festival will take place October 24 in New Albany, featuring blacksmithing demonstrations and local heritage exhibits.

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Sparky The Fire Dog suggests you use the cord and charger that came with your device or ones approve
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Sparky the Fire Dog advises using manufacturer-approved chargers

October 5, 2026 Jon Ross Myers

Sparky the Fire Dog urges consumers to use original or approved chargers to prevent battery damage and fire risks.

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โšพ๐Ÿ’™ AN HONOR BEYOND THE FIRST PITCH ๐Ÿ’™โšพ
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BNA Bank CEO to Throw First Pitch at Memorial Softball Game

October 5, 2026 Jon Ross Myers

Mike Staten, CEO of BNA Bank, will throw the ceremonial first pitch at the third annual Chief Anthony Anderson Memorial Softball Game, honoring fallen first responders.

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๐ŸŽ™๏ธโšพ THE VOICE OF THE GAME โ€” TREY SLATON!
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Trey Slaton to Announce Chief Anthony Anderson Memorial Softball Game

October 5, 2026 Jon Ross Myers

Trey Slaton, a Booneville police officer and lifelong baseball fan, will serve as the announcer for the upcoming softball game honoring Chief Anthony Anderson.

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๐Ÿ“ฃ **Your Voice Matters!**
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UCSD Launches Community Survey to Gather Feedback

October 5, 2026 Jon Ross Myers

UCSD is encouraging students, staff, families, and community members to participate in a brief survey to help shape university initiatives.

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Doing the right thing, even when no one is watching
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UCSD emphasizes integrity in daily actions

October 5, 2026 Jon Ross Myers

University of California, San Diego highlights the importance of practicing integrity in academic and community settings.

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Join the Bulldog Family!
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Maintenance Technician Position Open at Bulldog Facility

October 5, 2026 Jon Ross Myers

The Bulldog facility is hiring a maintenance technician with experience in HVAC, plumbing, or general maintenance. Competitive pay and benefits are offered.

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Hereโ€™s what is happening this week in NAHS Athletics
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NAHS Athletics Schedule Highlights for This Week

October 5, 2026 Jon Ross Myers

NAHS Bulldogs invite fans to support their teams this week. Here’s a look at the upcoming events.

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The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency is closely monitoring a tropical disturbance that has a
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Mississippi monitors tropical disturbance with 70% chance of development

October 5, 2026 Jon Ross Myers

Mississippi Emergency Management Agency is tracking a tropical disturbance with a high likelihood of becoming a cyclone within a week. Authorities advise residents to stay alert.

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