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Union Co. Board of Supervisors’ meeting, June 27th

The Union County Board of Supervisors learned at their meeting on June 27, 2016, that county property values have increased because of new home construction. “New home construction last year and the year before was the most we have had in recent years,” Randy Dunnam, Union County Tax Collector and Assessor told the supervisors. New […]

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Career & Technical School recognizes outstanding students

Outstanding Career & Technical students were recognized at the Awards Ceremony held at New Albany High School on May 3. Congratulations to these winning students: Outstanding Career & Technical Education Students 2015-2016 Automotive Services I-N’Shaun Cameron; Oral & Electronic Communications-Mary Day; Business Fundamentals-Sydney Meggs; Marketing-Jessiana Smith; Culinary Arts I-Lorin Ivey; Culinary Arts II-Jalynn Johnson; Digital […]

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When did they change the meaning of the word “transparency?”

New Albany, MS– If you’re busy, here’s a brief summary of what follows: The Mississippi governor and legislative leaders have made “a right mess” of the state’s finances. Not only do they appear clueless about how to sort out the shambles they have wrought, they have also been unable to fashion a face-saving way to […]

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New Albany High School 2016 Subject Area Awards

NAnewsweb.com recently received this information from the New Albany Schools. Congratulations to the winning students in these subject areas. Subject Area Award recipients were recognized at the Awards Ceremony held at New Albany High School on May 3rd, 2016: SUBJECT AREA AWARDS      2016  ENGLISH 9                                                               JADA SPEARS ACCELERATED ENGLISH 9                                 […]

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Confederate Railroad tuning up for Freedom Fest concert

Confederate Railroad, the feature act for tonight’s Freedom Fest concert is in New Albany’s Park-Along-the-River and is tuning up the sound system for their concert tonight. There should be good weather ahead tonight and there are two warm-up acts ahead of the Railroad–Honky Tonk Heroes and Melissa Lee. The Confederate Railroad’s concert will be followed […]

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Levitt AMP Concert # 4 brings all kinds of hot and cool

Friday’s fourth Levitt AMP concert drew by far the largest crowd so far in the series. There was no rain to mar the day, but there was plenty of heat. “Tennessee Tumbleweed” Grace Askew was the opening act, bringing her unique mix of blues and country. Askew, who hails from Memphis, has toured for about […]

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Second annual Farm-to-Table dinner hosts 80 guests

The second annual Farm to Table Dinner was served Thursday night, June 23, at the Park-Along-the-River in New Albany. We understand the tickets for this year’s event sold out within less than an hour of going on sale a few weeks ago. The dinner emphasizes serving food produced locally, which is to say from sources […]

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New Albany Fire Chief Represents City and Associations

[su_quote]“New Albany is a great place to live and be from, with good people, and I love to brag about our city…” –Mark Whiteside, New Albany Deputy Fire Chief[/su_quote] New Albany Deputy Fire Chief and Mississippi Firefighter’s Association 1St Vice President, Mark Whiteside, attended the annual conference of the Southeastern Association of Fire Chiefs in […]

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Pets can join Freedom festivities and aid Humane Society

Dress up yourself and your pet and come help raise awareness for our homeless pets in the community.  The Union County Humane Society will host a patriotic-themed pet parade at 4:00pm on June 25 during the Freedom Fest Activities in downtown New Albany. The entry fee is $10 per pet and all proceeds directly benefit […]

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