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Today's News

  • “Poor economy” is no longer a good excuse

        Using the excuse of a “bad economy” to excuse everything from misuse of federal bailout money by bankers to inappropriate business transactions on a personal level, is becoming the practice of those who experience questions or challenges about what their activities. The problem is that, as an excuse, it has been worn completely out by our national politicians and business leaders leaving nothing of any substance to be used anywhere else or for any other reasons.

  • Hawks outlast Ashland, East Union ends season

    Myrtle 76 Ashland 58 (boys)

    The Hawks were able to comeback after falling behind early versus Ashland Tuesday night.

    Tony Hill hit three three pointers in the first quarter to give the Blue Devils the early advantage. Ashland also took advantage of early foul trouble by Myrtle's Jimel Judon, who had to sit out the second quarter after picking up two early fouls in the first.

    After another three pointer by Ashland at the buzzard, the Hawks found themselves down 21-19 after one.

  • Lady 'Dawgs eye region championship

    New Albany hit their first major bump in their road to redemption during the Region 1-4A Tournament at Itawamba Community College on Wednesday in the form of the Itawamba AHS Lady Indians.

    The Lady Indians handed New Albany a 78-66 road loss in late January that left a bitter taste in the mouths of Coach John Stroud and company, but their would be no repeat the second time around.

  • Lady Eagles advance to next round

    West Union 48

    Potts Camp 45 (girls)

    Claire Wilkerson led with 10 on the night as the Lady Eagles keep their season alive by defeating Potts Camp 48-45 in the first game of the night.

    A 21-point fourth quarter helped to get the West Union back into the game, as they found themselves down 37-27 going into the fourth.

    Only allowing the Lady Cardinals eight points in the final frame, West Union moves on to play top-seeded Coldwater Thursday night.

    Queen Dean led Potts Camp with 12, while LaMonica Ingram added 11.

  • Williams, Spradling to wed February 21

    Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Williams of New Albany, Miss. announce the engagement of their daughter, Erin Rachel Williams, to Cory Blake Spradling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Spradling of Mantachie, Miss.

    The bride-elect is the granddaughter of the late Jack and Rachel Dowdy and the late Estle and Alta Williams, all of New Albany. She is a graduate of New Albany High School and is currently a student at Itawamba Community College pursuing a Physical Therapy Assistant degree. At ICC she is on the President’s List and is a member of Phi Theta Kappa.

  • Robertson, Sipes to wed February 28

    Norris Robertson Sr. of Oxford announces the engagement of his daughter, Kathy Robertson of Oxford to T.J. (Terry) Sipes Sr. of Ecru, Miss.

    Kathy is also the daughter of the late Ruth Ellene Denson Robertson, and Terry is the son of the late Albert Merchant and Peggy Merchant of Ashtabula, Ohio.

    Kathy attended West Union Attendance Center and the University of Southern Mississippi, where she received a bachelor’s degree in Nursing. She is currently employed as the Awana Missionary Office Assistant for the Mississippi and West Tennessee Delta /Bayou Region.

  • Aiden Nunnelee

    Aiden Bryce Nunnelee turned five years old on November 7, 2008. He celebrated with a Star Wars birthday party on November 9, 2008 at his great-grandparents house with family and friends. He is the son of John and Kelly Nunnelee of New Albany. His grandparents are Dwight and Barbara Wood of Blue Springs and Paul and Marla Nunnelee of New Albany. His great-grandparents are Stanley and Janie Mooneyhan of Blue Springs and David and Lynda Coleman of New Albany.

  • Karley Danielle Gullick

    Karley Danielle Gullick turned one year old on January 16, 2009. She celebrated at home with family and friends and her big sister Haiden Brooke Williamson. She is the daughter of Jessica Williamson and Jason Gullick. Her grandparents are Anthony and Melacca Williamson, the late Dean Rodgers, and Rita Valentine. Her great-grandparents are Gene Hutchenson, Jean Hutchenson and Barbara Hall.

  • Birth of Eli Massengill

    Tyler and John Mason DeCanter are pleased to announce the birth of their little brother Eli Cain Massengill, who was born on December 16, 2008 at 8:52 a.m. at Special Delivery Services at the Baptist Memorial Hospital – North Mississippi in Oxford, Miss.  He weighed 5 pounds, 5 ounces and was 18 inches long. Eli is the son of Tina DeCanter and the late Lawrence Cain Massengill, both of Hickory Flat. His grandparents are Debra Abbott and James Shoffner of Potts Camp and Mark and Donna Massengill of Hickory Flat.

  • Birth of Hannah Horton

    Meredith and Andy Horton of Baldwyn welcomed daughter Hannah Grace Horton into the world on December 22, 2008 at 2:39 p.m. at Baptist Memorial Hospital – Union County in New Albany, Miss. She weighed 6 pounds, 14 ounces and was 19 inches long. She was welcomed by her brother Andrew Horton. Hannah is the granddaughter of Joyce Wilson and the late Roy Wilson and the late Bill and Betty Horton. Her great-grandparents are Dorthy Wilson and Doris Hudson Swinford.

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