Beginning this Saturday, viewers will see minor changes in the way they view ABC Network programming.
The national network has reached an agreement with WTVA of Tupelo to take over as its local affiliate for the Northeast Mississippi area, according to John Rouse, senior vice president of Affiliate Relations for ABC and Phil Sullivan, station manager for WTVA.
It’s time to wet your whistle and tempt your taste buds at the second annual New Albany on Tap. Located in downtown New Albany, this event offers a way for visitors to sample an array of flavorful craft and import beers without ever having to leave town.
The South takes pride in many things - apple pie, southern hospitality, home cooking, rival football games, classic Southern literature and more. Two authors, William Faulkner and Borden Deal, made this part of the country come alive with their words and put Union County on the map for all to experience page by page.
Both New Albany and Union County School Districts said they’ve seen continued improvements in the 2011-2012 Mississippi Curriculum Test, second edition scores, released this week.
According to New Abany School District Superintendent Jackie Ford, test scores were up in all three of the district’s schools over last year.
Legend has it that barbecue was invented in Union County, so having New Albany be the setting for the first annual Smoke on the Water Barbecue Contest is a way to help keep this history and tradition alive.
Mississippi Senate Bill 2461 was passed that authorizes the Commissioner of Public Safety to provide a “Vet” designation on driver’s licenses and identification cards for eligible veterans.
Tracy Garrett of New Albany was awarded first place in the 2012 “Dance Like the Stars” event, held Saturday at the BancorpSouth Arena Tupelo.
The event, a yearly fundraiser for the Boys & Girls of Mississippi, raised over $175,000 for the youth development organization – the largest ever in its seven-year history.
Former Myrtle resident J.E. Hicks got a surprise of a lifetime when he was able to reunite with a friend he hadn’t seen in 42 years. This was due to a chance encounter between Hicks and a truck driver.
Hicks grew up in Myrtle and when he was 21 years old, he entered the United States Army and was stationed in Fort Sill, Okla.
In honor of the Labor Day holiday, the New Albany Gazette will be closed Monday, Sept. 3, 2012. It will re-open for regular business hours on Tuesday, Sept. 4, 2012.
City and county offices will also be closed Monday, Sept. 4 for the holiday.