Abby Loden is a journalist for the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal, focusing on local news in the Northeast Mississippi region. With a passion for sports and community events, Abby covers a range of topics including high school sports, local achievements, and community initiatives.
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Fulton's Ally Ewing was one of nine individuals recognized Wednesday night at the 2024 Rolex LPGA Awards in Naples, Florida.
By: Abby Loden
Fulton’s Ally Ewing wrapped up her career at the CME Group Tour Championship in Naples, Florida the week before Thanksgiving. Ewing announced in September her retirement at the end of
Despite missing the cut at the PGA Tour’s last event of the season at The RSM Classic in St. Simons Island, Georgia the week before Thanksgiving, Fulton’s Chad Ramey will
Itawamba Agricultural High School's soccer teams each played three matches the week before Thanksgiving. The boys went 3-0 on the week while the girls went 1-2.
The Itawamba County-Pratt Memorial Library in Fulton will host holiday-themed events throughout the month of December for library patrons.
By: Abby Loden
Itawamba Agricultural High School's soccer teams had mixed results on the pitch last week. The girls team won their only match, with the boys team falling in both of theirs.
By: Abby Loden
Itawamba Agricultural High School's soccer teams opened division 2-4A play last Monday night at Indian Stadium in Fulton against Shannon High School.
Itawamba Agricultural High School's soccer teams opened the new year with wins on its home pitch Friday. IAHS's girls won 7-0, and the boys won 4-0 at Indian Stadium.
Both of Itawamba Agricultural High School's soccer teams earned division wins over Shannon High School last Thursday night at Indian Stadium in the week's only action.
Itawamba Agricultural High School's soccer teams both clinched the 2-4A division championship with wins at Tishomingo County High School last Thursday night.
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