Tupelo News

BNSF Railroad will close lanes at the Crosstown Intersection for repairs, causing temporary delays. The work is expected to take about two hours.

A new group of community leaders and business owners has been named to guide Downtown Tupelo through 2026, focusing on vibrant and welcoming Main Street initiatives.

The 2026 Downtown Tupelo Board of Directors includes local leaders and business owners committed to revitalizing Main Street. Over the coming weeks, members will be spotlighted for their contributions and community involvement.

The city of Tupelo is once again participating in the March of the Mayors, collecting peanut butter to support local food pantries. Donations are accepted through Feb. 27 at multiple city locations.

North Mississippi is actively participating in the March of the Mayors initiative, collecting donations to support local food pantries amid winter storm impacts.

Downtown Tupelo is broadcasting a special Valentine’s Day station from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., offering a romantic soundtrack for visitors.

Terry ‘Harmonica’ Bean entertained students at Lawndale Elementary with a live blues performance, sharing stories and music.

Prospective students can learn about master’s and specialist programs in educational leadership during a virtual meeting on Feb. 24. The session is hosted by Ole Miss-Tupelo via Zoom.

Downtown Tupelo promoted shopping local for Valentine’s Day, highlighting jewelry, treats, and surprises as love languages.

Officer Houle met with second-year Law and Public Safety students during a school visit, sharing insights from his work in the community.