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New Albany, MS– CORRECTION: City has no lease on Cooper Park There was an error of fact in a story we posted Wednesday, September 21, about the new clock that had been installed in Cooper Park: Based on information received from a New Albany city official, we reported that the City of New Albany has a […]
New Albany, MS- Bespoke, at 315 Camp Street along the Tanglefoot Trail in New Albany, MS, is open for business. Hours are Wednesday through Saturday from 10 am to 5 pm. The location will be a showcase for Micha Foster’s custom lighting and furniture, as well as showcasing curated collections of vintage goods from clothing […]
One of Mississippi’s most popular runs, the 27th BNA Tallahatchie River Run will take place Saturday, September 24th. Races will begin in front of BNA Bank at 133 East Bankhead St. The 5K run is a challenging race/walk (with a few hills) winding through the sstreets of historic downtown New Albany and peaceful residential […]
John Hailman, a writer and former assistant U.S. Attorney, will speak Friday, September 23rd, at the luncheon for the 2016 William Faulkner Literary Competition. Hailman is a published author whose books include, From Midnight to Guntown (2013), Return to Guntown (2015) and Thomas Jefferson on Wine (2009). The “Guntown” books include stories about people and cases Hailman […]
New Albany, MS-The Tallahatchie River players has partnered with the the William Faulkner Literary Fest to produce the winners from the 2015 one-act play writing competition. This the 12th year that we have worked together to give authors a chance to see and hear the characters they have created. In the spirit of literacy, we […]
New Albany, MS- Nettleton, Mississippi (September 13, 2016) – Northern District Public Service Commissioner Brandon Presley announced today that he will hold a public hearing regarding the instillation of a solar facility in Union County. The public hearing will be held on Wednesday, September 28, 2016 at 10:00 a.m. at the Union County Courthouse located […]
New Albany, MS– Lena Grove, pregnant, had walked from Alabama to Mississippi, a hundred miles or more, in summer heat: “She carried a palm leaf fan and a small bundle tied neatly in a bandanna handkerchief. It contained among other things thirty-five cents in nickels and dimes. Her shoes were a pair of his own […]
New Albany, MS- Other than the date change to October 7-8, New Albany’s Tallahatchie Riverfest has a number of changes in store. The first big change will be evident early in the week as the Lowery Carnival Company returns to the Farmers’ Market area to begin setting up their carnival, which should be up and running […]
New Albany, MS– Beginning mid-morning on Saturday, September 24th, this year’s Literary Fest will present something unique in New Albany. Fire on the River and the Hammer-In will be an opportunity for those interested in blacksmithing to get together and socialize and share knowledge. Bring your hammers and join in as the molten iron is […]
New Albany, MS– Do you like harmonica and the modern Blues? Well, get ready for a treat. The Blues Doctors will perform on the Biscuits & Jam stage Saturday, September 24th, at the Literary Fest in New Albany during the Fire on the River presentation. Adam Gussow and Alan Gross, a.k.a. the Blues Doctors, are […]
New Albany, MS- NAnewsweb.com caught these images at the NAHS 2016 Homecoming Parade on Thursday, September 24th. Click to enlarge/download images. NAHS Homecoming Parade 2016 For full information about: Homecoming Court and Homecoming Activities
Calendar of Events for September for the Jennie Stephens Smith Library Thurs. Sept 15 Story Time 10:00-10:45 AM Fri. Sept 16 […]
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