Social | Newton County Appeal

Home

Submitted Photo | The Top Ten Distinguished Young Women of Mississippi - Front Row: Mary Emerson Swindell, Madison County; Julia Harrison, Newton County; Lainey Schuesselin, Lafayette County; Lila Hanson, Petal; Mia Holmes. Lamar County. - Back Row: Madison Waters, Kemper County; Abby Barr, Lowndes County; Avery Kate Holland, Neshoba County; Mary Holland Nicholas, Starkville; Chloe Evans, Lauderdale County.

free content

2026 Distinguished Young Women of Mississippi: Newton County DYW Harrison Finishes in Top Ten, Awarded in Self-Expression
By KRISTINA LEACH - Publisher
Wed,07/30/25-5:00PM , 948 Reads
Julia Harrison, from Union High School, recently represented Newton County in the 68th annual Distinguished Young Women of Mississippi (DYW) program, held July 17–19 at Evangel Temple in Meridian.
Click Here to Read More

free content

Church Events
By STAFF REPORTS
Fri,07/25/25-10:00AM , 825 Reads
This Week

Youth Day at Pleasant Grove M.B. Church

Pleasant Grove Missionary Baptist Church is inviting the public to be part of our Annual Youth Day Celebration, held on Sunday, July 27, at 11 a.m. The guest speaker will be Demarius Evans. All church choirs, praise teams/dancers are invited to participate.
Click Here to Read More

Submitted Photo

free content

Celebrations: Happy 100th Birthday, Ms. Alberta Hunter!
By STAFF REPORTS
Thu,07/24/25-10:00AM , 1,627 Reads
Ms. Alberta Hunter celebrated her 100th birthday on June 28, 2025, surrounded by family and friends at The Grand Street Café in Kansas City, Missouri. Loved ones traveled from across the country to mark this special occasion, including guests from Mississippi, Arizona, Texas, Florida, Nevada, Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin, and California.
Click Here to Read More

Kallie Parker pressure washes the parks playground equipment. | Photo By: Marty Morgan, Copyright 2025, Emmerich Newspapers, Inc.

free content

Union Gets a Makeover: Volunteers Sweep Through City
By BENJAMIN SHELTON
Wed,07/23/25-7:00PM , 1,152 Reads
The community of Union came together at the Union City Park this past weekend on the 18th and 19th of July in an event called “Sweeping Through Union.” The project was organized by the Union Chamber of Commerce in conjunction with the city administration and saw city workers and community volunteers, even some from outside of Union, working to b
Click Here to Read More

Subscribe to Social