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By: Abby Loden
Itawamba Agricultural High School’s soccer teams hosted Mooreville High School last Monday night at Indian Stadium in Fulton with both IAHS clubs picking up wins.
By: Abby Loden
Tremont Attendance Center’s Rylie Holley represented the state of Mississippi in the FFA’s National Creed Speaking Contest at the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, Indiana on Nov. 1. Holley was
Tremont Attendance Center's basketball teams played at Vina High School(AL) last Tuesday. The Lady Eagles and Eagles both picked up wins.
Students at Itawamba Agricultural High School have a newly renovated library to enjoy during their breaks and lunches. IAHS principal Dr.
Tremont Attendance Center hosted Smithville High School Friday night for homecoming. The boys teams came up short in their game, and the girls picked up their fifth win of the year.
Last week, the Itawamba Agricultural High School soccer teams played Tupelo Christian Preparatory School twice. Each night, both the boys and girls teams picked up wins.
By: Abby Loden
Mantachie High School’s Team Cyberdine is gearing up for their upcoming season of competition. The team is part of the First Tech Challenge. Their first competition is Saturday, Dec. 9.
Registration is now open for the Itawamba County Pratt Memorial Library’s popular summer reading program. The library will host events at the library, such as storytime and a children’s book
Ole Miss Track and Field athlete Arvesta Troupe finished third in the High Jump competition on Day Two of the SEC Outdoor Track and Field Championships at the University of
James Marlin will be the featured speaker at the May meeting of The Itawamba Historical Society next Tuesday evening.
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