Tupelo News

The Tupelo 49ers secured their regional title and will compete in the American Legion World Series starting Thursday in Shelby, North Carolina.

A Tupelo man was arrested after three burglaries at a local gas station since July, police say. The charges are pending before the grand jury.

Wesley Webb, Lee County supervisor, purchased lunch for officers from Local Mobile during Food Truck Friday at Fairpark last week, showing support for local law enforcement.

Adam Sharp has been promoted to Battalion Chief for C Shift, according to a company announcement.

Michael Moody has been promoted to captain and will take command at Station 1, ‘A’ Shift, according to department officials.

Tupelo Water & Light warns customers about scam calls from individuals pretending to be company representatives. Customers are advised to verify communications directly with the utility.

Spring Street from Front Street to Elliot Street is temporarily closed as crews repair a broken water main. The road will reopen once work is finished.

The Tupelo Fire Department expressed appreciation to Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve for their support of its members and the local community.

Tickets are available for the upcoming production of Mel Brooks’ ‘Young Frankenstein’ at the Lyric Theatre, scheduled for August 20-22.

Chief John Quaka reaffirmed the Tupelo Police Department’s support for National Guard and Reserve members, emphasizing dedication and sacrifice.