Entries by NEMiss.News

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New Albany School of Career & Technical Education Names Outstanding Students

The following students have been selected as Outstanding Career & Technical Education students for the third nine weeks at New Albany School of Career & Technical Education: Picture 1 Brandi Gann, Early Childhood II; Richard Winkles, Automotive Services II; Amber Schallock, Agriculture Environment and Digital Media II; Caroline Truemper, STEM; Leeta Prater, Oral & Electronic […]

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Students learn about philanthropy at the Good Samaritan Center

The Good Samaritan Center partnered with the students in the 21st Century Community Learning Centers After School Enrichment class at New Albany Elementary School and members of Girl Scout Troop 23016 on March 24 to provide these young students the opportunity to learn more about the services the Good Samaritan Center provides, as well as […]

Computing Technologies moves into larger facilities near downtown

Computing Technologies of New Albany has moved to a new location at 215 West Bankhead. It is the third location the full-service information technology (IT) company has occupied in the 13 years it has been in business here. The company held its grand opening at its new location Thursday, April 2. A number of local government and business […]

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NASTUC Students Celebrate National Pi Day

On Friday, March 20, 2015, students at NASTUC (New Albany South Tippah Union County Behavioral Management Center) belatedly celebrated National Pi Day.  Pi Day is recognized among mathematics students, young and old, around the world on March 14.  The Greek letter Pi () is used to represent the constant irrational number that is the result […]

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New Albany High School Has 15 MHSAA Scholar Teams

Fifteen varsity athletic teams from New Albany High School have earned “scholar team” designation from the Mississippi High School Activities Association.   “We encourage excellence on the playing field, as well as in the classroom,” said Shane Sanderson, NAHS Athletic Director.  “It’s a great honor for our athletic teams and our school district to be […]

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Bullpup Pride Award Winners for March 23rd

The following students at New Albany Elementary School received the Bullpup Pride Recognition Award because of their positive behavior during the week of March 23.   Pictured in no particular order are: Joseph Durrett, Jena Blades, Michael Smith, Takevion Morgan, Breanna Elder, Blake Chism, Victoria Rutherford, Austin Coleman, Colby Pickens, Stanley Gentry, Maggie McKinney, Janea […]

Legislative Appropriation May Make Permanent Amphitheater Possible

The Mississippi legislature has appropriated money for a $175,000 grant to the City of New Albany for improvements in recreational facilities. State Representative Margaret Rogers said that the state budget item she proposed had passed both houses and gone to the governor for his signature, City of New Albany Marketing Director Sean Johnson asked Rogers to […]

New Albany Tourism Partners with Legends Magazine for new Visitors Guide

NEW ALBANY, MS – Tourism officials in New Albany are teaming up with LEGENDS magazine, an award-winning travel and tourism statewide magazine to produce an official tourism guide for the city. The new guide, titled “Get to Know New Albany”, will be published twice yearly and be distributed at the state’s visitor’s centers, kiosks along […]

People in the Spotlight

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Schools in the Spotlight 2015

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New Albany’s TV99 Changes Ownership

NEW ALBANY, MS – Proteus Media is proud to announce its recent purchase of TV99, New Albany’s community television station. Broadcasting on Channel 99 on the MaxxSouth Broadband system (formerly Metrocast), TV99 serves New Albany and Union County, Prentiss County, portions of Lee County, and Marshall County.   “Charley Kyles and Ruth Callicutt have done a […]