Free Meal Distribution for Children at New Albany High School
Children ages 0-18 can pick up free meals including soup and sandwiches on Feb. 3 at New Albany High School.
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New Albany School District closes for students on Feb. 3
The New Albany School District will not hold classes for students on Tuesday, Feb. 3, as staff prepare for the upcoming return to school.
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K-8 Students Invited to Free After-School Event in New Albany
Students from kindergarten through eighth grade are encouraged to attend a free discovery event on Feb. 3 in New Albany. Adults must stay with younger children.
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Free meal event for children at New Albany High School
Children ages 0-18 can pick up free meals at New Albany High School on Feb. 3, including soup, sandwiches, and sides.
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Community residents urged to report winter storm damage to aid federal assistance efforts
Local officials are asking residents to report storm-related damage through a new online tool to support efforts for federal aid, which is not yet available.
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MEMA and FEMA Do Not Reimburse for Generators, Officials Say
State and federal agencies clarify that they are not offering reimbursements for generators amid winter weather concerns.
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Mississippi Continues to Assist Counties Amid Winter Storm
Mississippi officials report ongoing aid efforts as winter weather impacts 41 counties, with thousands of power outages and requests for supplies.
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Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves issues new update on winter storm
Governor Tate Reeves provided the latest information on the ongoing winter weather impacting Mississippi, urging residents to stay cautious.
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Mississippi officials update on winter storm recovery amid two new deaths
Mississippi officials report two additional fatalities from recent winter storms as recovery efforts continue across the state.
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