Union County MS News

Southern Traditions in downtown New Albany features seasonal decor, unique gifts, and Southern-style home accents, encouraging shoppers to support local businesses.

Two educators in the New Albany School District received scholarships funded by the Dean Provence Endowment for Excellence in Education, aimed at supporting their graduate studies.

Eighth and seventh graders from Ingomar participated in a regional math contest, with two students finishing in the top 10.

Students in Pre-K through sixth grade will participate in Read Across America Week next week, encouraging reading and literacy.

Ingomar Retired Educators and PTO treated teachers to a duty-free lunch to celebrate the end of February.

Advance America on West Bankhead Street provides personal loans and money transfer services, aiming to meet local financial needs.

The museum showcases a collection of colorful origami cranes that tell a compelling story through art.

Kylie Potmesil-Rodriguez has achieved a milestone by earning 200 AR points, according to school officials.

Penn Ashley and Whit Poole have both achieved 100 Accelerated Reader points, according to school officials.

The company is restoring historic structures and transforming them into modern residences, helping to revitalize the city’s Main Street district.