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Today's News

  • Ingomar's Hale wins individual title in girls' golf

    This is a goal that Molly Hale has worked years to achieve, and on Tuesday, she reached the top of the individual standings, winning the state title for 1A-3A girls in Canton.

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  • New Albany tennis wins north half title

    New Albany is heading back to Jackson to defend its state title in 4A tennis after the Bulldogs earned a 5-2 win at Pontotoc in the north half finals on Thursday.

    New Albany picked up wins in girls’ doubles one and two, boys’ singles and boys’ doubles number two to clinch the north half title. The Bulldogs closed out the match, winning in girls’ number one singles and falling in boys’ number one doubles and in mixed doubles.

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  • Bulldogs sweep Pontotoc, advance to play Kosciusko

    The Bulldogs fought from behind to take its first round series against Pontotoc on Friday.

    After defeating the Warriors, 7-3, on Thursday, New Albany found itself down the entire game after a solo home run by Trey Henry in the second inning gave Pontotoc the 1-0 lead.

    In the seventh, Grant Hogue and Jimmy Baldon reached base on singles, and with two outs, Jonah Zahller drove in the two runs to take the lead, 2-1. Ben Foster pitched the complete game for the Bulldogs and shut down the Warriors in the bottom of the seventh to earn the sweep.

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  • East Union sweeps Potts Camp, advances to second round

    East Union advanced out of this weekend’s opening round of the 2A north half playoffs with a sweep of Potts Camp.

    After defeating the Cardinals, 9-3, on the road Thursday, the Urchins swept the series with an 11-1 win in six innings at home on Friday night.

    “Potts Camp is a tremendous ball club, and they have three kids who could play for anyone,” East Union head coach Chris Basil said. “I thought our kids responded well and swung the bats, doing what they needed to do to be successful.”

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  • Progressive energy steps

    The installation of a solar-panel array at the Toyota manufacturing plant in Blue Springs is significant to our community in two ways.

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  • Trying to do my civic duty

    Jury duty is not something that ever crosses my mind. In 46 years of being registered to vote, my name has never come up for a jury pool.

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  • Celebration Saturday

    This Saturday the local coalition that organized the Excel by 5 early childhood initiative is celebrating the community’s official certification in the program.

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  • Lady Hawks advance in playoffs

    Survive and advance. That was the message Myrtle coach Marty Cook gave to his team, and they delivered with two, one-run wins over Houlka to advance out of the play-in round of the 1A north half playoffs.

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  • Ingomar falls to Vardaman in playoffs

    Ingomar’s season came to an end against Vardaman, falling 2-0 in the series.
    In Saturday’s game on at home, the Lady Falcons fell to the Lady Rams, 13-3, behind a four hit day for Vardaman’s Whittney Gee.

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  • East Union finishes second in division

    East Union finished the regular season over the weekend and enter the playoffs as the two seed from Region 1-2A after falling at home to Baldwyn, 2-1, on Friday.

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