Vitalant faces critical shortage of type O blood
Vitalant is experiencing its lowest supply of type O blood in two years, prompting an urgent call for donors.
Read the story: Vitalant faces critical shortage of type O bloodTupelo, MS News
Vitalant is experiencing its lowest supply of type O blood in two years, prompting an urgent call for donors.
Read the story: Vitalant faces critical shortage of type O bloodTupelo Mayor Todd Jordan reaffirmed the city’s commitment to National Guard and Reserve members by signing an ESGR Statement of Support and receiving a flag in recognition.
Read the story: Tupelo Mayor Signs Support for National Guard and ReserveReed’s has been announced as the presenting sponsor for the 2026 Downtown Tupelo Christmas Parade, supporting the annual holiday event.
Read the story: Reed’s Named Presenting Sponsor for 2026 Downtown Tupelo Christmas ParadeTupelo police officers hosted a week of activities for local youth, focusing on friendship, life skills, and community engagement.
Read the story: Tupelo Police Wrap Up Successful Summer D.A.R.E. CampTupelo marks July as National Parks and Recreation Month, highlighting the new All-Inclusive Playground at Ballard Park and other community offerings.
Read the story: Tupelo Celebrates National Parks and Recreation Month with New PlaygroundThe splash pad at Veterans Park is now open daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., officials announced.
Read the story: Splash pad at Veterans Park opens for the seasonTupelo High School held a ceremony to honor the Lady Wave soccer team and present championship rings.
Read the story: Tupelo High School Celebrates Lady Wave Soccer Ring CeremonyTupelo Police Department’s School Resource Officers hosted a summer archery camp for local youth, focusing on safety and skill development.
Read the story: Tupelo Police Host Youth Archery Camp This SummerTupelo Police Department’s School Resource Officers hosted a summer archery camp for local youth, focusing on safety and skill-building.
Read the story: Tupelo police host youth archery camp this summerWith classes set to begin in six weeks, students are urged to meet with their academic advisors soon.
Read the story: Classes start in six weeks; students encouraged to meet with advisorsTupelo News is a Mississippi News Group publication. Editor: Jon Ross Myers.
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