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MS Senator McDaniel addresses Union Co. Republican Women Club

The Union County Republican Women’s Club held its January meeting Monday night in the circuit court room at the county courthouse. Club officers for the coming year were installed during a ceremony early in the program. Vivian Dailey, president of the the Mississippi Federation of Republican Women presided at the installation Elizabeth Skinner introduced the […]

IMPC Cares: What cancer screening tests are recommended for you?

Do you know the current cancer screening recommendations for yourself and your loved ones? Here are the Cancer Prevention Screening  and Early Detection Guidelines of the American Cancer Society. Guidelines take into consideration your current age, as well as your genetics and specific medical history. Breast Cancer: Women under the age 40 years: Discuss with […]

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Sen. Chris McDaniel to speak to Republican Women’s Club

The Union County Republican Women’s Club will meet on Monday, January 22, at 6:30pm at the Union County courthouse. Our speaker will be Senator Chris McDaniel. Our new officers will be installed by MFRW President Vivian Dailey. Light refreshments will be served. The public is cordially invited.   Elizabeth Skinner, Union Co Republican Women

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Weather closes many area medical facilities

MEDICAL FACILITIES: OPEN AND CLOSED LISTING OPEN: Family Clinic of New Albany (OPEN) Friendship Medical Clinic (OPEN) MegMed –Closing at noon Center for Women’s Health (Dr. Johnson) – Opening at 1pm New Albany Children’s Clinic – Closing at 1pm New Albany OB-GYN– Closing at Noon CLOSED: Advanced Obstetrics & Gynecology Creekmore Clinic New Albany Medical […]

MS Museum of Art quilt exhibit opens Thursday in New Albany

Union County Heritage Museum is hosting a quilt exhibit, one of 12 statewide exhibits, as part of Art Across Mississippi: Twelve Exhibitions, Twelve Communities, the Mississippi Museum of Art’s statewide bicentennial initiative. Voices in the Threads is a quilt exhibit opening January 18, at noon with a presentation by quilter and textile artist Jeanette Stone […]

Reward now $5000 minimum in New Albany hit-and-run incident

The reward has been increased to at least $5,000 for information about the hit-and-run incident that critically injured a pedestrian last week in New Albany. New Albany Police Chief Chris Robertson and Mayor Tim Kent announced Monday afternoon that the city government will assure that the reward amounts to a minimum of $5,000. Robertson told […]

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New Albany Elementary School classroom happenings

5th Grade EXCEL: journalism studies Ninabeth Capaning’s fifth grade EXCEL class from New Albany Elementary School visited LeeAnn Thompson’s INAYE Journalism class at New Albany High School on Thursday, November 9.       The high school students are helping the elementary students start their own news show which will soon be a part of […]

New Albany hit-and-run victim identified; police seek public’s help

New Albany police say a female hit-and-run victim is in “stable but critical” condition, the result of injuries from an accident Thursday on Martintown Road. New Albany Police Department (NAPD) sources say the victim, whom they identify as Sandra Elion, is in a Tupelo hospital with extensive, life-threatening trauma. She was on foot, trying to […]

Icy conditions in North MS require caution

A rather bizarre winter storm bringing icy conditions to New Albany  started early Friday morning, January 11, 2018, and continues into mid afternoon. There were scattered power outages early Friday around the New Albany area because of damage from stiff and confused winds springing up in the early morning hours. New Albany Lights, Gas and […]