Union County MS News

A September property inspection reveals issues that have developed over the season, providing a clearer picture for maintenance planning and budgeting.

Baptist Union County recognizes neonatal nurses this week for their dedication to caring for the hospital’s smallest patients.

A new marinade pairing from The Bronze Olive promises a simple way to enhance steak nights with rich flavors. Customers can pick up the ingredients at the store.

The Kennedy straight-leg pants by Liverpool Los Angeles are now available in two new fall shades, according to the brand.

NAHS Bulldogs have a busy week ahead with multiple athletic events. Support your team by attending the upcoming games.

John Parks, a custodian at New Albany High School, is recognized for his dedication in maintaining a clean and safe environment for students and staff.

Students are advised to reflect on their well-being and seek support if needed. Administrators emphasize the importance of community and self-care.

A 33-minute film screening exploring the history of enslaved people at Rowan Oak will be held during the Faulkner Literary Fest, featuring comments from the director.

A short documentary exploring the history of enslaved workers at Rowan Oak will be screened with a discussion by the director on September 17, as part of the Faulkner Literary Fest.

Thad Lee’s photographs of Faulkner’s Mule Farm, also known as GreenField Farm, will be showcased at the Union County Heritage Museum starting Sept. 17, 2026. The exhibit includes a collection of historic photos from the 1960s.