Entries by NEMiss.News

We told you so: read what we published about Hillary’s crimes five months ago

The following article was researched and written by NAnewsweb.com. It was posted here February 1, 2016, with the title “Hillary Clinton violated same protocols that got two CIA Directors prosecuted.” The astonishing (though not surprising) decision by the Obama administration to not prosecute Hillary Clinton may make this story even more relevant today than in […]

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New Albany Elementary School receives Toyota grant for web-based reading program

New Albany, MS- New Albany Elementary School will introduce students and their families to the Ticket to Read program during the 2016-2017 school year. Ticket to Read is an interactive, Web-based, student-centered learning component that promotes the practice of text reading. The program enables students to build fluency, strengthen vocabulary, and reinforce comprehension skills as they navigate […]

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News from the Jennie Stephens Smith Library

New Albany, MS- The following is the calendar of events for July: July 5    Union County Literacy Council Meeting July 5    Russell Lamb meeting with students July 7    Russell Lamb meeting with students July 15  Life Core Meeting July 19  Luncheon with Books – New York Times best selling author, Julie Cantrell will review her […]

Finally, a “no call” list for Mississippi cell phones

Cell phones in Mississippi may be added to the “No Call List as of Friday, July  1, 2016. The Mississippi Public Service Commission (PSC) has made it official. North District Public Service Commissioner Brandon Presley, Central District Commissioner Cecil Brown and Southern District Commissioner Sam Britton officially announced that Mississippi’s No Call List now covers […]

Programs’ partnership showcases local talent

Students from the New Albany High School 21st Century Community Learning Center Summer Program partnered with the Boys and Girls Club of New Albany on Thursday, June 23 for a talent show. All students were able to showcase their talents if they chose. High school students collaborated with the younger students at the Boys and […]