Entries by NEMiss.News

Randy Dunnam, 53

Randy Dunnam Randy Allen Dunnam was called home to be with our heavenly father on Monday January 30, 2017. Born August 21, 1963, to Allen and Lavon Dunnam. Randy married Tameri D. Bryant in 1988 and raised three amazing children, Jordan, Sam Jackson and Olivia. Randy graduated from W.P. Daniel High School in 1981 and […]

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Trump and the cowardly media: Doing what he said he would do

It was amusing last Friday, the seventh day of Donald Trump’s presidency, to hear CNN anchor, Don Lemon, declare that Trump was “doing exactly what he said he would do.” (Surely a president of the United States wouldn’t dare to do exactly what he said he would do!) Lemon was referring to the executive orders […]

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Fifth grade students from New Albany Elementary School toured Career & Tech school

New Albany, MS- Fifth grade students from New Albany Elementary School toured the New Albany School of Career & Technical Education on Tuesday, January 10.  Students rotated through nine stations and had the opportunity to see the opportunities available in career and technical education, as well as understand the connection between these opportunities and possible […]

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Give your special Valentine a magical evening in downtown New Albany

New Albany, MS– Bring your special Valentine, or a whole family of them, to Downtown New Albany Valentine’s night. There will be special deals at downtown restaurants, magic at The Basement, and the charming setting of Downtown New Albany. While the list of participating restaurants is still growing, the following restaurants have confirmed that they […]

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Crime Stoppers banquet draws local law enforcement officers

New Albany, MS – Law enforcement officers from Union County and New Albany attended the Crime Stoppers of Northeast Mississippi banquet, Wednesday, January  25. Crime Stoppers Northeast MS is an organization that raises money and makes it available to law enforcement agencies.It is associated with Mississippi Crime Stoppers, Crime Stoppers USA, and Crime Stoppers International. The organization pays […]

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100 days of school celebrated by New Albany Elementary students

New Albany, MS- Kindergarten & first grade students at New Albany Elementary School celebrated the 100 days of school on Tuesday, January 17.  Students rotated through classrooms and participated in learning center activities related to the #100.  These activities included exercises, puzzles, making crowns, building with cups, journal writing, and math activities.  In addition, students […]

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Reading fair has New Albany students working hard

New Albany Elementary School held its annual Reading Fair on January 19th.     Pictured front row l-r: Emma Claire Ferrell, Wyatt Taylor, Landon Evans, Josie Osorio, and Maggie Ann McNutt; second row l-r: Briana Dunson, Harper Howard, Baylee Street, Lilly Shannon, and Madison Coltharp; back row l-r: Tenauri Brownlee, Jr., Julianna Langley, Easton Hatcher, […]

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Downtown New Albany junkyard ordered cleaned up

 New Albany, MS- City Code Enforcement gave a Union County man thirty days to clean up an illegal New Albany junkyard holding more than 100 wrecked and disabled motor vehicles in the downtown area. The Snyder Street property lies less than 400 feet northeast of the intersection of West Main Street and Bankhead Street. It is […]

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New Albany gifted students attended Presidential Inauguration

New Albany, MS– Gifted students from New Albany’s Middle School and High School visited Washington DC to attend the inauguration of President Trump and to see many of the sights the city has to offer. Each year the Intellectually Gifted Class takes an educational field trip to New York or Washington D.C.  This is a […]

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