Tupelo News

Denise Truscott, director of ‘The Woman in Black,’ is excited to bring the suspenseful play to the TCT stage in Tupelo, highlighting her recent work and theater background.

Students at Carver Elementary enjoyed hands-on learning activities with Big Blue Blocks, thanks to a partnership with Toyota Mississippi.

Mary Bishop Curtis has been named Tupelo High School’s 2026 Homecoming Queen, according to a recent school announcement.

Downtown Tupelo hosted a lively Homecoming celebration as the Golden Wave team paraded down Main Street, according to the Tupelo Public School District.

Tickets are now on sale for ‘The Woman in Black’ at TCT Off Broadway, with a contest inviting audiences to share their most frightening stories for a chance to win a handmade Gothic doll.

Students at Tupelo’s ECEC and Thomas Street Elementary enjoyed themed dress-up days, including Tacky Day and Minions Day.

The University of Mississippi introduces a new student organization aimed at community service and campus engagement for the upcoming year.

The Tupelo High School Homecoming Parade will take place Thursday afternoon, prompting road closures downtown. Residents are advised to plan ahead.

The City of Tupelo invites families to attend the annual Celebration of Cultures at The Depot on Sept. 20 starting at 2 p.m.

The theatrical adaptation of The Woman in Black will run at TCT Off Broadway from October 1 to 3, offering a chilling experience for fans of mystery and the supernatural.