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Today's News

  • Taking a bold step

    The announcement yesterday of a partnership between the Toyota Education Endowment Fund and Mississippi State University to provide a course in development of web applications was overshadowed by city elections in New Albany and Tupelo.

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  • West Union advances to north half championship

    Finally being able to step on the field after recent delays from the weather, West Union wrapped up its north half semifinal series with a 12-2 win in game three against Vardaman on Tuesday.

    The day opened with the conclusion of game two, where the Lady Rams were in front 10-1 in the bottom of the fourth inning. West Union added one more run on an error, but the Lady Rams scored four runs in the top of the fifth, capped by a base-clearing double by Laken Lucius.

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  • Bulldogs end season against Kosciusko

    New Albany’s season came to an end after a series sweep by Kosciusko over the weekend.
    The Whippets took a 1-0 series lead with a 5-2 win last Thursday.
    Kosciusko built a 4-0 lead, scoring two runs in both the first and third innings before New Albany scored its first run in the fourth inning. The Bulldogs were held to three hits in the game and committed five errors in the loss.
    Ben Foster had the loss on the mound for the Bulldogs, while Ryan Rigby had the win for Kosciusko as well as multiple hits.

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  • Lady Hawks' season ends against Smithville

    Defending 1A state champion Smithville advanced to the north half championship after earning a sweep of Myrtle over the weekend.
    The Lady Seminoles took a 6-0 win last Thursday in game one, shutting out the Lady Hawks despite allowing seven hits.
    Pitcher Audrey Kent fell to 15-3 on the season with the loss, and Amber Cook had multiple hits to lead Myrtle.
    Smithville scored five of its runs over the first three innings, taking a 3-0 lead in the first. Breanna Edgeworth led the Lady Seminoles with three hits in the win, including a double.

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  • Myrtle falls to Fighting Irish

    The Hawks’ season came to an end on Monday, as Greenville St. Joe earned a sweep in the series after a 6-4 win at Myrtle.
    St. Joe took game one 11-1 last week, but Myrtle came out strong  scoring the game’s first two runs in the opening inning on RBI hits from Zack Perkins and Austin Floyd, making it 2-0.
    An error in the Myrtle outfield along with an RBI double by Raines Rester tied the game at two in the top of the third, but Myrtle again went in front in the fourth inning, 4-2.

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  • Urchins sweep Riverside in 2A

    Three of the four teams remaining in the 2A north half playoff race come from Region 1, and this weekend will be a division showdown for East Union after the Urchins swept Riverside at home on Saturday.
    In game one, the Urchins took a quick 1-0 lead only to have Riverside tie the game in the bottom of the third. East Union added five runs over the final two innings to take the win, 6-1 and a 1-0 series lead.
    Cody Bo Dillard led the Urchins’ offense with two hits, and Duck Pratt had three RBI in the win.

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  • West Union battling with Vardaman

    West Union softball has again faced setbacks in a playoff series. After several delays against Jumpertown in the second round, the Lady Eagles were again postponed on Monday and scheduled to end the series on Tuesday.

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  • Ingomar, TCPS go to deciding game three

    Ingomar jumped to a 1-0 series lead against Tupelo Christian Prep last Thursday, and after falling in the second game, the two teams are scheduled to close out the series at Ingomar tonight.

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  • Go to polls on Tuesday

    Next Tuesday’s primary election is important in New Albany because all of the races except Alderman, Ward 4, and Alderman, Ward 3, will be decided that day.

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  • Former high school standouts make impact in college

    It has been a great week for former Union County standouts, as they’ve achieved many accomplishments at the collegiate level.
    The top two stories in today’s paper highlight what the current high school athletes are doing, including Molly Hale’s individual title in girls’ golf. Often falling off the radar are the athletes that have graduated and moved on, most playing at Northeast and a couple at Itawamba Community College.

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