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Union County Heritage Museum Hosts Quilting Event Inspired by Gee’s Bend
Visitors to the Union County Heritage Museum learned about Gee’s Bend quilts and created quilt blocks inspired by the designs.
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New Albany High School Senior Selected for Toyota Creating Your Future Program
Jonathan Shaw, a senior at New Albany High School, is one of eight students chosen for Toyota Mississippi’s education-to-work initiative.
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Ingomar Attendance Center Celebrates Grandparents’ Day with Breakfast
First and second graders at Ingomar Attendance Center hosted a breakfast to honor grandparents on Friday, inviting family members into the school.
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Ingomar Attendance Center Celebrates Grandparents’ Day with Students
First and second graders at Ingomar Attendance Center celebrated Grandparents’ Day with a special breakfast on Friday. The event aimed to honor grandparents and foster community spirit.
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Ingomar Attendance Center Celebrates Grandparents’ Day with Students
Students and grandparents enjoyed breakfast and games during the school’s Grandparents’ Day celebration on Friday.
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2026 Fall Fundraiser Launches with Charleston Wrap
Students from PreK to eighth grade received fundraising packets as the school kicks off its fall campaign with Charleston Wrap.
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Students in grades 2-8 invited to LEGO Club on September 17 in New Albany
Children in grades 2 through 8 can join a free LEGO Club event on September 17 from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. in New Albany, Mississippi.
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Disaster Assistance Centers Open in Mississippi for Tropical Storm Arthur Relief
Mississippi residents affected by Tropical Storm Arthur can access disaster recovery services at centers in Harrison, Pearl River, and Stone counties or apply online before October 3.
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Heat Advisory Issued as Temperatures Reach 105 to 110 Degrees
Dangerous heat stress is expected through Tuesday, with heat indices soaring above 105 degrees. Authorities urge precautions to prevent heat-related illnesses.
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