Tupelo, MS News
Prospective students can visit UM-Tupelo offices or meet with admissions counselors Chris and Cora on Feb. 24-25. Application fee waivers are available for summer and fall 2026 applicants.
Prospective students can visit UM-Tupelo offices or meet with admissions counselors Chris and Cora on Feb. 24-25. Application fee waivers are available for summer and fall 2026 applicants.
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Downtown Tupelo is hosting a series of events this weekend to bring joy to residents and visitors alike.
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The Mississippi high school baseball season’s first week highlights standout players across the state. Voting is underway to select the player of the week.
Read moreThe University of Mississippi in Tupelo highlights its student organizations’ efforts to serve the local community and prepare future educators.
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Downtown Tupelo is gearing up for a busy spring season with outdoor markets, food festivals, and community gatherings.
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Tupelo Mayor Jason L. Jordan calls for community donations of peanut butter as the March of the Mayors food drive wraps up this week.
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Public Works crews responded to a hole in the road in Tupelo on Thursday morning. Repairs are expected to begin early next week.
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Prospective students can learn about master’s and specialist programs in educational leadership during a Zoom session on Feb. 24.
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The Tupelo Police Department held its annual awards banquet, recognizing outstanding officers and staff for their service in 2025.
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Crime Stoppers of Northeast Mississippi emphasizes the importance of anonymous tips and community collaboration in maintaining safety.
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