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The Union Police Department received a new flag to fly thanks to a donation from WoodmenLife Chapter 332 based in Union. On hand for the presentation include, from left, P.J. Henry, Terry Tullos, Rita Tullos, Mary Ware, Maxine Lott, Billy Pat Walker and Benny Ware. | Submitted photo

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Union library, Union Police, Union High School receive new U.S. flags
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Fri,10/20/23-8:00AM , 717 Reads
WoodmenLife Chapter 332 recently donated American Flags to the Union Library, Police Department, and Union High School.

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Will Kennedy from the Newton County Sheriff Office was the speaker at the Oct. 3 Newton Rotary Club meeting He spoke about all the Newton County Sheriff’s Department does and where they have come the past four years. He is pictured with members of the club. | Submitted photo

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Newton Rotary hosts guest speakers
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Thu,10/19/23-9:00PM , 993 Reads
The Newton Rotary Club hosted a couple of special guests in recent meetings: Newt Ishee, director of the Mid-Mississippi Development District and Will Kennedy from the Newton County Sheriff Office.

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Roebuck named UHS Homecoming Queen
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Tue,10/17/23-6:00PM , 2,028 Reads
Union High School celebrated homecoming Friday night, as the Yellowjackets took on the J.Z. George Jaguars. During halftime, senior Lauryn Roebuck was announced as the homecoming queen. She is escorted by John Goul. Union went on to win the football game 54-14. For more coverage of the game, see page 2B.

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Talk Away the Dark
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Fri,10/13/23-3:00PM , 830 Reads
Frankie Johnson, with the Mississippi Department of Mental Health, spoke to students at a Suicide Awareness Event held at East Central Community College on September 25. Pictured, l-r, are James Miller, Vice President of Student Services, Jennifer Savell, Mental Health Counselor, and Johnson.

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