Tupelo News

Prospective students can visit UM-Tupelo offices or meet with admissions counselors Chris and Cora on February 24 and 25. An application fee waiver is available for summer and fall 2026 applicants.

The Tupelo Reads program hosts bestselling author Allen Levi at the Lee County Library today at noon. Attendees can purchase lunch and participate in a Q&A session.

Tupelo Public School District is celebrating Career and Technical Education Month by showcasing its Health Sciences program at the Tupelo Career-Technical Center.

An informational meeting will be held online for prospective students interested in earning a master’s or specialist degree in educational leadership through Ole Miss-Tupelo.

Traci Lewis of BlairHaus Interiors emphasizes Tupelo’s commitment to honoring its past while shaping its future.

The March of the Mayors campaign in Mississippi concludes Friday, with a final call for peanut butter donations at multiple Tupelo locations to help fight hunger.

The Lady Wave soccer team claimed the 7A state title, celebrating their victory with pride and enthusiasm.

Prospective students can learn about earning a master’s or specialist degree in educational leadership during an upcoming virtual information session at Ole Miss-Tupelo.

A pedestrian was struck by a vehicle on N. Gloster Street near McCullough Boulevard and was transported to a hospital, authorities report.