Entries by NEMiss.News

Temporary bridge moves Martintown Rd. project along

 A heavily-built, temporary bridge has been built immediately downstream of the new highway bridge being constructed to carry  Martintown Road traffic over the Little Tallahatchie River. According to Union Country District Two Supervisor Chad Coffey, the low temporary bridge, constructed mainly of large-dimension wooden timbers, is to be used only for heavy equipment and materials handling […]

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New Albany Local Acts to Open for Levitt AMP Headliners

New Albany, MS– It’s been over 50 years since they first took the stage, but on June 4 New Albany based, The Dukes, will be the first group to play on the new Riverview Outdoor Stage being constructed at Park Along the River, and they are just one of a number of local acts that will […]

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MS Center for Public Policy to meet in Tupelo

Tupelo BOA Meeting –PLEASE SAVE THE DATE!! We are excited to be back in Tupelo for our next BOA meeting on Tuesday, May 24 at the First United Methodist Church on Main Street. We hope you will mark your calendar, bring a friend, and make plans to join us. Breakfast begins at 7:30 a.m. and […]

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NAES Bullpup Pride Award winners, May 2nd

New Albany, MS- The following students at New Albany Elementary School received the Bullpup Pride Recognition Award because of their positive behavior during the week of May 2. Pictured in no particular order are:  Colby Pickens, Morgan Cook, Macie Thompson, Jesus Gonzalez, Jayden Lewis, Jullian Chism, Olivia Reed, Jaden Ayers, Hunter Henson, Josie Osario, Ella Porter, Braxton Presley, Riley Rodgers, Jamie Shorter, Evelyn Urzua, Kentavion McClarty, Gabby Colston, Brayden Garrett, Thomas Burns, Caitlyn Jones, Trey […]

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NAHS 2016 Art Exhibit and Competition winners

New Albany, MS- The 2016 New Albany High School Art Exhibit and Competition opened May 2nd at the Union County Heritage Museum, and will be open to the public until the end of the school year. Plan to stop by before the exhibit closes for the year; there is a lot of talent on display. […]

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NASTUC students hear advocate for troubled teens

Dr. Craig Boykin spoke to students and staff at New Albany South Tippah Union County Behavioral Management Center (NASTUC) on April 15. Boykin is a motivational speaker and tells his story to students, teachers, and college professors. He dropped out of school and went to the military where he received his GED.  Boykin now has […]

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Union Co. Supervisors’ meeting, May 9th 2016

The Union County Board of Supervisors again made quick work of its Monday, May 9th agenda. Perhaps the most significant item of business was the approval of Chandler Rogers as Youth Court referee. He was appointed to the position by Chancery Judge Jacqueline Mask. The county board’s approval was more a confirmation than an appointment. […]

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Heritage Music Festival set May 21st in New Albany

New Albany, MS– The annual Down from the Hills Heritage Museum and Mississippi Bluegrass Competition is set May 21, 2016, at the Union County Fairgrounds.   Competition will begin at 10 a.m. in this the 15th year for the festival that selects the top old-time music makers for the state. The festival moves back to the fairgrounds […]

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Wilson photographs accepted for Missouri exhibition

New Albany, MS- Two photographs from New Albany fine art photographer and Tallahatchie Arts Council member T. Lowry Wilson have been accepted for exhibition at the George A. Spiva Center for the Arts in Joplin, Missouri during the month of May 2016. The exhibition is part of the Four States Photography Enthusiasts (FSPE) and features […]

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