New Albany Main Street post recommends mixing wood, metal and fabrics
A New Albany Main Street Association post recommends combining wood, metal and fabrics in home interiors and directs readers to CalicoMushroom.
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Ingomar Attendance Center identifies Tabitha Dillard as testing coordinator
Ingomar Attendance Center identified Tabitha Dillard as its site testing coordinator and ELA instructional leader.
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PEPA collecting peanut butter and jelly for local food pantries
Pontotoc Electric Power Association is collecting jars of peanut butter and jelly for local food pantries through the end of September.
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Ecru utility bills due by 5 p.m. Sept. 19
The Town of Ecru said utility bills are due in full before 5 p.m. on Sept. 19.
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Ingomar Biology 1 students review for cellular energy tests in groups
Mrs. Whitney’s Biology 1 class at Ingomar Attendance Center reviewed in groups for Cellular Energy tests, according to the school.
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Baptist Union County recognizes nursing development team
Baptist Union County recognized Lauren Bullock and Tina Snyder during Nursing Professional Development Week for their nursing education work.
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Washington County Economic Alliance urges action against blight
The Washington County Economic Alliance urged communities to address blight, support local businesses and advocate for neighborhood improvements.
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City of Cleveland invites applications for open positions
The City of Cleveland is inviting people to view open positions and apply for jobs with the city through its online application page.
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Heat stress expected to worsen late weekend into early next week
Dangerous heat stress is expected north of Interstate 20 today and across the area into Saturday, with higher heat indices late weekend into early next week.
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Washington County Economic Alliance calls for action on blight
The Washington County Economic Alliance is urging residents to advocate for action against blight and protect responsible property owners’ investments.
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