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The Union County Supervisors announced a balanced budget and a land sale that will benefit the College tuition program for county students. Master-Bilt/RSG will buy land that is the current site of a key part of their manufacturing program.
The New Albany Board of Aldermen’s September meeting included approving next year’s budget, delaying a property condemnation, rejecting a bid, and other business. NEMiss.News will have further details on the budget in coming days.
Mississippi Arts Commission makes a big impact in the New Albany community’s literary-focused festivals, work shops and discussions. Activities include many community events planned July through October.
Their Labor Day weekend birthday party drew over 65 children and adults to the David and Angeles Lopez home in New Albany. Winner of the “traveled the farthest to attend” title came all the way from Seattle.
New Albany Fire Department called out twice for fires in the same pickup truck.
Harrison Scott Key, reared in Mississippi and winner of the Thurber Award for humor, is this year’s Faulkner Literary Luncheon speaker. Thrilled to be a ‘hillbilly’ writer of humor, Key likes to get everyone laughing.
Congratulations to all the NE Mississippi Athletes on the NEMCC Baseball Tigers team, which had a great year in the classroom, as well as on the field. The team has garnered much recognition for its academic accomplishments this year.
Second Annual ThunderPaws event will be September 24, and will provide fun for the participants and funds for the Union County Humane Society to benefit local animals.
New Albany’s Tallahatchie Riverfest will be providing a big selection of family fun on Saturday, September 24th. Make your plans and mark your calendars!
Priority Ambulance has added more hours of manned ambulance service in response to complaints of unavailable ambulances in Union County. Hopefully, it will be unnecessary for Supervisors to enact an ordinance.
Long-time New Albany, MS family practitioner and community leader, Dr. Richard Russell, has died at age 80. Services will be held at the First United Methodist Church in New Albany.
Dr. Richard H. Russell, age 80, died in New Albany MS on August 28, 2022, after practicing for many years as a family physician. Among many other services to the community, Dr. Russell delivered about 2000 babies during his 39 years in family practice.
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