Arcare Mississippi Promotes Accessible Healthcare in New Albany
Arcare Mississippi partners with New Albany Main Street to provide patient-centered primary and preventive care, emphasizing accessibility and compassion.
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New Albany hosts free Easter egg hunt on March 20
A family-friendly Easter Egg Hunt will take place in New Albany on March 20, supported by local sponsors. The event is free and open to the community.
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New Albany to Host Spring Gala 2026 to Support Downtown Revitalization
Tickets are now available for the Spring Gala 2026 in New Albany, an event aimed at funding efforts to beautify and preserve the historic downtown area.
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New Albany Students Get Creative with Literacy Building Project
Third graders at New Albany Elementary participated in a construction-themed literacy activity funded by a local endowment. The project aimed to make reading skills engaging and fun.
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Webinar Focuses on River Cane Habitat Restoration
A free online session will cover techniques for restoring rivercane habitats, which are vital for wildlife and cultural heritage.
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Blood Moon and Total Lunar Eclipse Visible Early Tuesday Morning
A total lunar eclipse, known as a blood moon, will be visible early Tuesday morning, offering a striking reddish-orange view of the moon.
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Students in grades 2-8 invited to free STEAM Break event March 9-12
The free STEAM Break event offers students in grades 2 through 8 hands-on activities from March 9 to 12, including a music workshop on March 11.
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Union County churches to be honored at Hallelujah Trail celebration
The Rust College A’Cappella Choir will perform during a March 7 event honoring century-old churches along Union County’s Hallelujah Trail.
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Mississippi company names employee of the month
Layne Brock has been recognized as the employee of the month for his dedication to Mississippi, according to company officials.
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Mississippi EMA Urges Residents to Submit Damage Reports Amid FEMA Review
Mississippi Emergency Management Agency is encouraging residents to report storm damage as the state awaits federal assistance approval.
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