Firefighters extinguish blaze on Bratton Road, rescue family pet
Fire crews responded to a structure fire on Bratton Road, keeping the fire contained and rescuing a family pet. No injuries were reported.
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Severe Thunderstorms: What You Need to Know
Not all thunderstorms with heavy rain or lightning are classified as severe. Authorities follow specific criteria when issuing warnings.
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Mississippi Main Street Association Announces 2025 Economic Impact
The Mississippi Main Street Association highlights its role in preserving and revitalizing historic downtowns across the state, sharing its 2025 economic impact.
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New Albany celebrates Valentine’s Week with local business specials
From Feb. 9 to 14, residents are encouraged to support local businesses during Love Is Local week in New Albany.
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Support Local Businesses This Valentine’s Week in New Albany
New Albany encourages residents to celebrate Valentine’s Week by shopping and dining at local businesses from Feb. 9-14.
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Officials Urge Citizens to Self-Report Damage After Storm
State officials are encouraging residents to report storm damage to better assess the impact across the region.
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Bulldog football players sign with community colleges
Three Bulldog football players committed to community college programs this morning, including Braden Shettles, Isaiah Simpson, and Sam Morton.
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TCEPA Urges Public Not to Remove Damaged Power Equipment After Storm
TCEPA requests residents refrain from collecting damaged power poles or equipment from its rights-of-way to assist with storm recovery efforts.
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Hallelujah Trail celebration set for March 7, 2026, in New Albany
The city of New Albany will host a celebration of the Hallelujah Trail on March 7, 2026, featuring the Rust College A’Cappella Choir and honoring century-old churches.
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