Tupelo News

Students at the University of Mississippi-Tupelo received a caffeine boost from Lei’d Back & Loaded during midterms. The company plans to offer another free loaded tea tomorrow morning.

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Atmos Energy will begin construction near North Green and Main Street in Tupelo on March 5, with the area expected to be inaccessible during work hours.

For the second consecutive year, Downtown Tupelo volunteers partnered with the city to assemble food boxes for the March of the Mayors event, supporting local hunger relief efforts.

Atmos Energy will carry out construction work near North Green and Main Street in Tupelo starting Thursday evening, with no service interruptions for customers.

Three Dutch police officers visited Tupelo to share knowledge and experiences with local law enforcement officials.

A shooting at a Tupelo gas station injured one person, who was taken to a local hospital. Authorities say there is no ongoing threat to the public.

Liz Dawson, production manager and actress, highlights her 22-year history with Tupelo Community Theatre, including recent roles and directing projects.

The cast and crew of the production shared new headshots with the social media handle @tctlyric, expressing gratitude to Steve for the photos.

Two Tupelo students achieved notable milestones, with one accepted to the U.S. Military Academy at West Point and another earning a scholarship to Mississippi State University.