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NAES EXCEL students garden with butterflies

Tim & Janet Burress presented an informational program to 2nd, 3rd, and 5th grade EXCEL students at New Albany Elementary School on Tuesday, September 1.  These students learned interesting information about butterflies and butterfly gardening.  Students enjoyed participating in a butterfly release at end of the presentation.                 

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Bullpup Pride Recognition Awards, August 24

The following students at New Albany Elementary School received the Bullpup Pride Recognition Award because of their positive behavior during the week of August 24.  Pictured in no particular order are: Picture 1 (K-2nd Grade Students):  Logan Bowen, Jaqueline Guerrero, Hunter Henson, Josie Osorio, Asia Rooker, Isebella White, Zion Woods, Lizzie Moore, Callie Chism, Ava […]

The city budget:  it’s only a thousand lines

The New Albany Board of Aldermen will hold a public hearing about its proposed 2015-2016 fiscal year budget at its regular monthly meeting Tuesday, Sep. 1, 2015. The proposed budget calls for no increase in property taxes, but does anticipate additional revenue from sales and tourism taxes. During the fiscal year that will end September 30, […]

Union County run-off election results- Updated

Today’s run-off election resolved all nominations except, perhaps, for one. Mississippi election law requires a run-off election if no candidate receives an absolute majority of votes in a primary election. David Kitchens and C. J. Bright were the top two of several candidates running for the Democratic nomination for Union County District Three Supervisor in […]

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NAES Bullpup Pride Awards, August 17th

The following students at New Albany Elementary School received the Bullpup Pride Recognition Award because of their positive behavior during the week of August 17.  Pictured in no particular order are:       Melanie Shannon Public Relations New Albany Schools

Jordan and Rakestraw 50 years of service to Union County

Danny Jordan and Benny Rakestraw will have served, between them, a half century on the Union County Board of Supervisors when they retire in January. Mississippi county supervisors are elected from districts, formerly called “beats,” and the county boards elect their own presidents. Jordan will have served a little more than 30 years as District 3 […]