Tupelo News

The Tupelo Parks and Recreation Department received the Heyward Bo Phillips Award of Merit for its All-Inclusive Playground at Ballard Park during the Mississippi Recreation and Park Association Conference.

Tupelo’s small storm shelters are now open, with large shelters expected to open shortly, as the city prepares for severe weather.

Spring break visitors are enjoying dining options in Downtown Tupelo, according to local sources.

Charlie Watson, a dedicated supporter of the Tupelo Elvis Festival for more than 27 years, has passed away. His contributions and legacy leave a lasting impact on the community.

Theatregoers have one last opportunity to watch Neil Simon’s play, ‘The Star Spangled Girl,’ tonight at 7 p.m. at TCT Off Broadway.

The city of Tupelo has opened several small storm shelters as severe weather approaches. Residents are advised to stay informed and stay safe.

The Tupelo Fire Department congratulated its new recruits on completing their first week of training, highlighting their potential to serve the community.

Tupelo High School Algebra I teachers received a PREPS Achievement Award for doubling the state’s average test score increase, district officials announced.

Students at Milam started spring break with the district’s traditional Color War Field Day games, bringing excitement and team spirit.

Prospective transfer students can visit Ole Miss-Tupelo this week to learn about admissions for 2026. Events are scheduled for March 17 and 18.